Trixie Activity Fun Board 5-in-1 Activity Strategy Game Cat Toy, White

I got this in the hope of both of my cats would be able to enjoy this together. My orange girl is a senior and recently has been wanting to engage more after having a lot of bad teeth removed. My tabby boy is incredibly smart and loves to do puzzles, especially ones that use his paws. She would try to shove her face in the 'spikes' but saw her brother using his paws and then started to use hers. My senior figured out how to use the bowls first! It is large enough for two cats to be engaged at the same time, and lots of places for one cat to play too! Definitely worth it!

I bought this for our young cat to help keep her entertained as an indoor kitty. I followed the suggestions in orienting her to the use of this. She caught on right away and now when I pick up the treat bag, she heads for the puzzle toy and has become rather proficient at digging out the treat. It is fun to watch her be challenged...even in the little globes. Still working on the tunnel part. When I go out, I put some treats out for her which gives her something to do when I am not home. By the time I return the 5-6 treats are totally gone!

Our cat, Shadow, has only used this activity board once but I'm impressed. It took him a little longer than 20 minutes to finish though and he still has figured out how to get the treats out of the plastic cups (other reviews have stated that cats figured it out relatively quickly- our cat is also curious and active and always into something so I think this will be a good fit for him). Major pluses for this is that it's washable and made out of heavy duty plastic- I saw a few activity board made out of cardboard that definitely wouldn't hold up to our cat. One thing to note is that our cat is still able to move/lift this activity board despite it being heavier than- if you worry about your cat Our cat, Shadow, has only used this activity board once but I'm impressed. It took him a little longer than 20 minutes to finish though and he still has figured out how to get the treats out of the plastic cups (other reviews have stated that cats figured it out relatively quickly- our cat is also curious and active and always into something so I think this will be a good fit for him). Major pluses for this is that it's washable and made out of heavy duty plastic- I saw a few activity board made out of cardboard that definitely wouldn't hold up to our cat. One thing to note is that our cat is still able to move/lift this activity board despite it being heavier than- if you worry about your cat being able to break things it might be something worth considering (possibly watching your cat the first few times they do this board but from what I've seen from the reviews, no one has had problems with the board breaking when their cat plays with it. Will have to check though and update this review in a few months to see how this board holds up) … more

My little man is smart, I've tried many different toys to keep him stimulated, but he gets bored fast (once he figures out how they "tick", which he does quickly). I got this hoping it would challenge him! He couldn't solve it during the first 10min I gave him the day it arrived, the box suggested to introduce the puzzle slowly at short intervals to avoid frustration/burn out. The next day I gave him some time again, this time he "solved" all the puzzles except for the square "puzzle". It's a great idea! I deducted one star only because I wish it was more difficult, if they were to make more puzzle boards marked for various levels that'd be awesome!

One cat loves to scoop the kibble out of the wavy lines and lick them out of the shallow holes. The other one glared at me for 3 days then figured it out. We keep the cat food on a small table to keep the dogs out, so my grumpy old man just knocks it in the floor! Look mom I figured it out! I need Velcro to to keep it in place.

I got this for our two kittens who are very active at night, in hopes that they would enjoy a challenge. It took them about 15 minutes of guided play to master all of the puzzles, and now they can get the treats out in under 5 seconds. We’ve had this about a week, and it’s already not helping. Because we have two cats and need to monitor how much each is eating, we cannot use this as a free feeder. The build quality is great, and I think it would work well if someone has cats that don’t get along to play near each other without being on top of each other. But, if you’re looking for something to stimulate your cats’ brains overnight with treats, look elsewhere.

I was disappointed to find out that this thing is actually very gray. It's a light gray, but it's definitely not white. Regardless of that, my cat figured out how to use this thing immediately without me guiding her. I dropped some treats on it and in it and she knew immediately what to do, even if it took her some time to successfully get treats out.

I got this for my cat when I’m not home to keep her busy and happy! She loves it, she doesn’t really get all of them or sometimes ignores the one in the bowls, she’s just being lazy, but you have to be patient and show them how to use it if they don’t keep interested at first.

I've always had a hard time finding a truly difficult cat game board. But, this one just really takes the cake for ease of use. It took my boys maybe 2 minutes to get all the treats out, even in the tunnel and through the sticks. I do like that it is really heavy though.

I got this hoping my lazy fat cat would be willing to work for a treat. Unfortunately he's just not smart enough to figure it out. Neither were my other two cats. If you have a kitty genius this might be a good choice for you. If yours are on the low end of the IQ spectrum, you probably want to skip it. It's a good thing they're so darn lovable!