TRIXIE Cat Activity Flip Board Cat Toy

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  • Fun and challenging snack game designed for cats.
  • Vary the number and placement of treats to increase the level of difficulty.
  • Peaks cats’ curiosity and helps sharpen their minds.
  • Intuitive design is suitable for cats of all ages.
  • Non-slip rubber pads keep the board from sliding around as your cat explores.

Puzzle Games

TRIXIE offers a wide variety of puzzle games designed for cats of all skill levels, from beginner to expert. TRIXIE puzzle games help provide mental stimulation, ease anxiety, and stimulate your furry cat’s senses and instincts. Plus, it’s easy to adjust the level of difficulty to match your furry friend’s needs. As your cat progresses and masters each level, she can move up to the next one and work through a new and engaging set of challenges.  

Beneficial Enrichment

Did you know that just 15 minutes of mental exercise can be as beneficial as 30 minutes of physical exercise for pets? TRIXIE offers a range of puzzle games designed to target and stimulate your cat's cognitive abilities—and they’re also treat-based, making them perfect for food-motivated felines. Plus, each puzzle includes an instructional booklet with tips and tricks for cats of all ages.

Bonding With Your Pet

Puzzle games can help promote a stronger bond between you and your kitty. Showing your cat how to solve the puzzles and retrieve treats helps you foster a sense of teamwork and collaboration. And if your kitty has trouble, you can help out or offer another challenge to keep her engaged. These games provide a great way to spend quality enrichment time with your feline friend.

Use as a Toy or Slow Feeder

TRIXIE puzzle games can be used as enrichment toys or as slow feeders for your cat. Using a puzzle game as a feeder encourages your kitty to eat slower, develop healthier eating habits, and avoid issues like bloating, indigestion, and obesity. It’s a great way to add fun to mealtime and prevent your cat from wolfing down her food.

About TRIXIE

Since 1974, TRIXIE has been passionate about animals, with a focus on harmonious coexistence between humans and pets. Whether they’re warm or cold-blooded, or covered in fur or feathers, TRIXIE is committed to strengthening the bond between you and your little buddies. That’s why Trixie has created a great range of products to make your pets friends for life!

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50 Customer Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Ayleen on Dec 31, 2025

Perfect for fidgety kitties

This was actually my SECOND purchase of this product- the first got stepped on by a human and broke, but needed replacement because my cat LOVES these puzzles. If

This was actually my SECOND purchase of this product- the first got stepped on by a human and broke, but needed replacement because my cat LOVES these puzzles. If you have a food-motivated, nosy little critter like I do, I recommend this puzzle as well as any of the others. My sweet Ezzy loves to get into anything and everything and having a puzzle that presents both a challenge and a reward that is appropriate for her (treats are far safer than the contents of a kitchen cupboard) is a great addition to her day. This is a smaller puzzle of hers but perfect for a short game or those days where she doesn’t need a whole sleeve of Churu bites!

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By SUSAN on Dec 13, 2025
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A Bit Challenging

I had thought that Gracie would figure out the pushing or pulling of the knob is what lifts that door that give the treat. But so far, after several days and tries,

I had thought that Gracie would figure out the pushing or pulling of the knob is what lifts that door that give the treat. But so far, after several days and tries, it's frustrating for her and me that she's having problems figuring it out. The 2 round balls are obviously the easiest to figure and the sliding of the discs are pretty simple, but that push or pull is the big challenge. If she ever figures it out, then I'd give the game a 5 star! Plus it might be better to stick with a game that has more of a variety of ways to gain the treat.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Dorothy on Jan 3, 2026

Good for a while

It was good to keep my cats interest for a while. Once they figured how to open the few slots for treats, it got easy. No point putting treats in there because they

It was good to keep my cats interest for a while. Once they figured how to open the few slots for treats, it got easy. No point putting treats in there because they will eat it all in a minute. Too easy. Now it sits there not in use as there’s no point as they figured it out.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Colette on Nov 30, 2025

Good enrichment for senior cats!

My cats are nearly 18 years old but doing pretty well. They are always looking for new things to do. One of them is very motivated by food and really loves this

My cats are nearly 18 years old but doing pretty well. They are always looking for new things to do. One of them is very motivated by food and really loves this. He has figured out most of them but the flip ones are still a bit of mystery to him. He is working it out and it’s so good for his brain it seems.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Ruth on Jan 12, 2026

good puzzle

Our more food-motivated cat enjoys this puzzle very much. It's not too easy and not too hard. Our more shy cat doesn't try hard enough, so hasn't figured it out

Our more food-motivated cat enjoys this puzzle very much. It's not too easy and not too hard. Our more shy cat doesn't try hard enough, so hasn't figured it out.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Elizabeth on Jul 22, 2025

Engaging

The first few nights my one year olds played with all the traps and got all their treats. But on the fourth night a treat got stuck in the sliding track so they

The first few nights my one year olds played with all the traps and got all their treats. But on the fourth night a treat got stuck in the sliding track so they didn’t get the treat. I think this discouraged them. They are not as interested in this activity board. I trade off every evening with other treat toys and will continue to put this one out for them. I think they will start to play with it again. I hope no more treats get stuck. My cats are smart and they absolutely love to play games for treats. Birdie pushes the levers and doors around with her nose. Boo just gives the trap doors a few paw bats.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Katie on Aug 15, 2025

Took him a minute but he loves it

This is my cat’s first treat toy and what I like is that there’s progressively different tasks for him to do. It took him time to figure out the harder ones, but

This is my cat’s first treat toy and what I like is that there’s progressively different tasks for him to do. It took him time to figure out the harder ones, but he now goes back to it periodically hoping there’s new treats in it.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Cathy on Jun 13, 2025

Exercises their brains

One kitten (almost 9 months old) caught on to most of the features very quickly. The lever operated ones took him a couple days. His brother, who is not as persistent,

One kitten (almost 9 months old) caught on to most of the features very quickly. The lever operated ones took him a couple days. His brother, who is not as persistent, really doesn’t get it, but if I leave the sliders slightly ajar, he will then slide them enough to get some food. He also takes advantage of the work his brother does. The one star deduction is because the places where the food goes are very small and the balls roll off easily and make a good play toy - but that also means I have to hunt for them so I don’t use those. Like another puzzle toy I bought, it slides around, but that doesn’t really stop them from using it.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By CINDY on Sep 11, 2025

Great quality

At first the kittens couldn't figure out how to get the treats, but in no time they figured it out and taught the others!

At first the kittens couldn't figure out how to get the treats, but in no time they figured it out and taught the others!

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Marina on Jul 14, 2025

This well made, but

This is a very well made puzzle toy, but it’s hard to clean and our cat who loves puzzles got frustrated with the flip mechanism very fast we’ve put this out probably

This is a very well made puzzle toy, but it’s hard to clean and our cat who loves puzzles got frustrated with the flip mechanism very fast we’ve put this out probably 6-7 times and she’s never figured it out