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

Our cat, Axel, loves this! I put a few of his favorite treats in each of the areas - usually when he’s not looking. Later, he comes to check it, and finds a surprise! It took him a few tries, and my coaching, to get the gist of it - and to learn that he could, in fact, actually do this. The squares are the most difficult, and he’s enjoying the challenge. Axel is a Bengal; a highly interactive breed with lots of energy, and can get bored easily. This engages his brain really well. Oh, and his favorite treat? Asparagus....lightly cooked, tender, and cut into about 1/2 inch pieces....I know....we eat it all the time, and he chose this as a kitten!!! Have fun!

Was hesitant to purchase due to the price, but this board has helped immensely with one of my very vocal, very food obsessive cats (we have 3). He was scarfing down his food (we feed predominantly wet) and recently started throwing up immediately after eating. We have been putting the wet food in the raised tunnel/honeycomb area of this board, and then sprinkling some dry food in the other areas. His eating time has gone from about 30 seconds to over 15 minutes, he has started purring while he eats, and just seems less stressed at feeding time. The other two cats also LOVE this board, along with the other 2 interactive feeders that we got along with this one. Only downside to this board Was hesitant to purchase due to the price, but this board has helped immensely with one of my very vocal, very food obsessive cats (we have 3). He was scarfing down his food (we feed predominantly wet) and recently started throwing up immediately after eating. We have been putting the wet food in the raised tunnel/honeycomb area of this board, and then sprinkling some dry food in the other areas. His eating time has gone from about 30 seconds to over 15 minutes, he has started purring while he eats, and just seems less stressed at feeding time. The other two cats also LOVE this board, along with the other 2 interactive feeders that we got along with this one. Only downside to this board are the jars-its very difficult for all three of my guys to get any food out of those, so we don't use those. We might revisit after they get more adept at extracting their food. … more

I was a little hesitant to purchase this because of the price but I'm glad I did. It's worth it. And it's like having four toys in one. One of my cats doesn't take to it as much as the other two but everyday, I grab a bag of the highest quality dry food (which is kind of moist) and I shake it and they all come running. I drop about a dozen kibbles on the floor and the rest go on this toy, in all of its compartments. Two of them play for a while, leave it and then come back. Within a few hours, the kibbles are gone. It gives them something to do.

My 3 cats, especially my youngest (under 1yr old), love this! I like the different ways they can "work" for their treats, which also helps them to not gobble it down too quickly. It's a nice size, not skimpy, and sturdy. I place it on top of a door mat, to keep the crumbs (from crunching) from going into the rug. I also like that it has a tunnel, so you can place the treats in the middle, so they have to reach for it. I most definitely recommend this for your furbabies (or ferrets), and if you have a dog, well then I'm sure he/she will love it too, however, don't think he/she will leave any treats left for the cats. lol It's cute watching them working it. :-)

We've been working on getting our 11 year old cat's weight down over the years. I wanted to add some teeth cleaning treats to his diet, but was worried he'd just swallow them, not chew them. We got some Greenies, and yup....he hoovered them right up. I found the Trixie Activity Fun Board, and decided to give it a shot. Wow! He took right away to it! I put 8-10 Greenies Tuna treats in the puzzle and he loves it. I've seen him take a treat out of the wavy part, and put it back in to play again. He had some trouble at first with figuring out how to take treats out of the globes, and saves them for the middle of the night when he's on the prowl and has time on his paws. The toy has slowed his eating We've been working on getting our 11 year old cat's weight down over the years. I wanted to add some teeth cleaning treats to his diet, but was worried he'd just swallow them, not chew them. We got some Greenies, and yup....he hoovered them right up. I found the Trixie Activity Fun Board, and decided to give it a shot. Wow! He took right away to it! I put 8-10 Greenies Tuna treats in the puzzle and he loves it. I've seen him take a treat out of the wavy part, and put it back in to play again. He had some trouble at first with figuring out how to take treats out of the globes, and saves them for the middle of the night when he's on the prowl and has time on his paws. The toy has slowed his eating down and given him some puzzle solving time. It's been so great to see him playing with this and he actually asks us to fill it for him by sitting next to it and waiting. We all love this toy! … more

When I first purchased this puzzle board, I thought it was a bust. My cat gave up within a few minutes of using it. I continued to put treats out on it and over time he started to use it more and more. Now that he has the hang of it, he enjoys solving the various puzzles to retrieve the treats. Keeps him entertained and out of trouble for a bit. The quality is very good. It is very sturdy plastic. The fish bowls are removable making it easy to clean.

my kitten immediately caught on to this. i fill it with soft and hard treats before i leave, and when i come back, they're nearly all gone. it didn't take long for her to get the hang of all the different puzzles. four stars because i do wish there were a few more challenging ones, like ones with a sliding door or something.

Both of my cats (a young one and an older guy) love this board. I bought it because my young one is a very fast eater who loves dry food - so I needed something to slow her down (in addition to her green puzzle ball). Instead of giving them dry food in a bowl, or treats, I feed them their regular amount of wet/canned food, and supplement their diet with dry food in this “treat tray” during the day, and their puzzle ball at night. It works perfectly for the little bit of dry food they get per day. My older guy figured out the fishbowls and the little blocks on top first, and my little one has such fun guiding the food bits through the waves and stems. It took a few tries with this before Both of my cats (a young one and an older guy) love this board. I bought it because my young one is a very fast eater who loves dry food - so I needed something to slow her down (in addition to her green puzzle ball). Instead of giving them dry food in a bowl, or treats, I feed them their regular amount of wet/canned food, and supplement their diet with dry food in this “treat tray” during the day, and their puzzle ball at night. It works perfectly for the little bit of dry food they get per day. My older guy figured out the fishbowls and the little blocks on top first, and my little one has such fun guiding the food bits through the waves and stems. It took a few tries with this before they both got “on board” with this board - but now they both run over to it looking for food to play with! It’s great. They both look forward to getting their dry food this way. … more

I just got this great toy in the mail today and wasted no time in playing two rounds of “find the treat”. Later, while making dinner my cay, Greyson, was constantly underfoot and meowing loudly. We did the usual. He had plenty of food. His water was clean. He didn’t want petting, which is unheard of. We followed our meowing cat to the living room and this is what we found. See Below:

Our Eddie has trouble sharing treat time with his mom Lyra. He shoves his way over to her treats and gobbles them before she can eat. We got this activity board to make treat time a workout for Eddie and to keep him occupied while Lyra eats her treats. Works really well! We had to show him how to get the treats out of the different areas and we have to keep redirecting him back to the board, or else he gets frustrated and gives up. It made a difference in treat time.