Quirky Kitty Pizza Puzzle Interactive Cat Toy

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  • This interactive toy improves cognitive abilities and taps into your kitty’s natural hunting instincts.
  • Provide your furbaby with a fun and engaging way to problem-solve and search for treats.
  • Suitable for furry friends of all ages, this puzzle toy can be used as a boredom buster or slow feeder.
  • For your convenience, this toy is easy to clean and has a low-profile design for storage.
  • Designed with kitties and their pet parents in mind, this durable toy strengthens the bond between you and your feline friend.

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2 Customer Questions

Is the material BPA free?

What are the cleaning instructions?

Answer by Chewy • Jun 30, 2025
This toy should be spot cleaned or wiped clean. It is not recommended to use a dish washing machine or submerge it in water.
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Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars
51 Ratings
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Difficulty Level

69% Positive

Durability

80% Positive

Interactive Features

74% Positive

Size and Design

80% Positive

24 Customer Reviews

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Emily on Jan 1, 2026

Cute toy but too complicated for my cat!

I really like the pizza treat hider and my cat likes the idea of it. Unfortunately, he really cannot figure out how to move the slices around and get the treats

I really like the pizza treat hider and my cat likes the idea of it. Unfortunately, he really cannot figure out how to move the slices around and get the treats out! So he spends a lot of time standing on top of the slices and pawing at the center. That said, although I adore his furry little self, I also do not expect this particular cat to receive a Mensa invitation letter, if you know what I mean, so others' mileage may vary. But it still gets high marks for quality, holding his interest, and likelihood that other cats would enjoy.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Linda on Dec 18, 2025

Might Be Great?

My cat doesn't seem to be too excited about this toy. I tried putting catnip and treats in it. If I help him out a little by exposing a bit of the bin for him,

My cat doesn't seem to be too excited about this toy. I tried putting catnip and treats in it. If I help him out a little by exposing a bit of the bin for him, he'll get it, but otherwise, he doesn't bother. =( I think our other cat (who passed away last spring) would have loved it though.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Terry on Dec 29, 2025

Eight compartments to stash treats

The product is well made. My two cats will go for the food only if they can see it, so I leave one halfway opened halfway shut. they haven’t figured out how to

The product is well made. My two cats will go for the food only if they can see it, so I leave one halfway opened halfway shut. they haven’t figured out how to play it. Please note my two cats are 6 and 10 years old.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Kailee on Dec 9, 2025

Very stupid cat liked this a lot

My cat August isn’t the smartest cat, but he is very food motivated. He couldn’t understand other puzzles, but this one he figured out in a day. The other cat followed

My cat August isn’t the smartest cat, but he is very food motivated. He couldn’t understand other puzzles, but this one he figured out in a day. The other cat followed his lead. This was a very good way to get them to stop scratching my door at 4AM, leave it out at nighttime.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Peggy on Dec 16, 2025

Phineas loves this toy

My cat Phin really likes this new toy as he is very food motivated. He's had a Bobert toy for a long time but it's just too easy for him to get the treats out. This

My cat Phin really likes this new toy as he is very food motivated. He's had a Bobert toy for a long time but it's just too easy for him to get the treats out. This pizza is his new favorite. He spends time every day trying to get his treats.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Nancy on Nov 21, 2025

Motivates cat to use skills

My cat will stay with this toy for long periods and use his paw to bat the “slices” aside to retrieve the treats underneath. He can dip his paw into a pocket and

My cat will stay with this toy for long periods and use his paw to bat the “slices” aside to retrieve the treats underneath. He can dip his paw into a pocket and flip the treat out onto the floor. At times he almost gets the treat into his mouth using his paw! That’s quite an increase in dexterity, motivated by this toy.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Batya on Nov 2, 2025

Well built puzzle - definitely easy though

My cat is a little bit dumb so this puzzle is perfect not ridiculously easy but also not hard at all. The construction seems solid and my cat enjoys himself. If

My cat is a little bit dumb so this puzzle is perfect not ridiculously easy but also not hard at all. The construction seems solid and my cat enjoys himself. If you’re looking for a simple puzzle to start your cat out with, this is perfect

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Anne on Dec 4, 2025

Ignored by cat

another waste of $$$. Cat showed absolutely no interest in this no matter what treats or catnip were put inside, ymmv. Donated to local animal shelter.

another waste of $$$. Cat showed absolutely no interest in this no matter what treats or catnip were put inside, ymmv. Donated to local animal shelter.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By RomPepMom on Sep 28, 2025

I like that the covers slide easily

It took some doing to get them to figure out how to move the sliders to get to the treats -- and one of them still seems not to have figured it out. Or else he's

It took some doing to get them to figure out how to move the sliders to get to the treats -- and one of them still seems not to have figured it out. Or else he's just not as food-motivated as his sister, so he's satisfied once he's gotten one, and doesn't pursue things further. But my food-motivated kitty apparently figured it out all by herself. I kept trying to show her how to move the sliders to find the next treat, and she didn't seem to get it when I showed her. But then one day I just put treats in it and left it alone, and when I checked it the next day, all the slots were empty! So I put some more in, and she came in and started digging around at it until she got the lids to move, and got every single one of those treats. I tried another feeder game that had lids that were much harder to move, and my cats just gave up trying to get to the treats in that one -- even my food-motivated kitty. So I really appreciated how easily the lids move on this one, making it easier for my cats to get to the treats.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Carla on Dec 8, 2025

Fun way to eat

My kitten likes this because she can eat her food in a fun way. It keeps her entertained, and it’s not overly complicated.

My kitten likes this because she can eat her food in a fun way. It keeps her entertained, and it’s not overly complicated.