Customer Reviews

My blind cat really enjoys this, but that being said it's an easy puzzle not intermediate. The thing kind of solves itself because the pieces are put together really loosely. It's more that they have to just rattle the thing around so the pieces move than actually solve it. That being said, and I know that sounded negative, she actually really loves it and I think it adds great enrichment to her life. Either way it is still some sort of a challenge. I'd buy it. Or maybe buy the more advanced one.

I thought this toy would be challenging for my cat, since he has a more simple puzzle toy which he mastered quickly. However, he figured it out on the second try. It's still a great puzzle and I like that he has to engage in something to get the treat. It's well-made and worth the expense.

It took awhile for my cat to figure it out but now that she has she LOVES it! Looking into other products they have!

my kittens (8 mo) enjoy using the watermelon for breakfast - or as playtime. it’s relatively simple, so it won’t keep them busy for something like a distraction during a meeting (30-45min) - but my cats love it

This is a great beginner toy and has different difficulty levels based on how you hide the treat. My cat is too smart for her own good and figured it out in minutes. My two complaints are: 1. The sliders and spinners have very little friction and will move even when he toy is bumped. 2. Thin treats can get stuck easily and claws can too. There are slots in the back for things to fall out, but I still had treats get stuck. I managed to get them out with shaking and a toothpick, but it was annoying. The bottom can come off with screws it looks like, but I didn’t try that. I attached photos with arrows where things get stuck. Overall, decent puzzle ideal for not sharpest tool in the shed. This is a great beginner toy and has different difficulty levels based on how you hide the treat. My cat is too smart for her own good and figured it out in minutes. My two complaints are: 1. The sliders and spinners have very little friction and will move even when he toy is bumped. 2. Thin treats can get stuck easily and claws can too. There are slots in the back for things to fall out, but I still had treats get stuck. I managed to get them out with shaking and a toothpick, but it was annoying. The bottom can come off with screws it looks like, but I didn’t try that. I attached photos with arrows where things get stuck. Overall, decent puzzle ideal for not sharpest tool in the shed. For smart cookies, it’s too easy. … more

my cat didn't like it and left food in the toy for a week