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Continue to Canada siteHelp channel your kitty’s curiosity with the TRIXIE Activity Flip Board Cat Toy! This intuitive and engaging snack toy is a fun challenge for cats of all ages. Looking to up the difficulty? You can vary both the number and placement of tasty treats to pose more of a challenge for your favorite feline. It also features non-slip rubber pads on the bottom, helping keep the board from sliding around while your cat enjoys playtime.
Item Number | 334173 |
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Weight | 1 pound |
Dimensions | 9 x 9 x 2.5 inches |
Made In | China |
Sourced From | China |
Lifestage | Adult |
Toy Feature | Training |
Toy Flavor | N/A |
Toy Scent | N/A |
Material | Plastic |
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Customer Rating | Rated 4.1 out of 5 stars 10 | Rated 4.4595 out of 5 stars 37 | Rated 2.3607 out of 5 stars 61 | Rated 3.6573 out of 5 stars 143 | Rated 4.1429 out of 5 stars 14 |
Price | $16.24Chewy Price | $19.99Chewy Price | $13.31Chewy Price | $13.49Chewy Price | $20.39Chewy Price |
Autoship | — | — | — | — | $19.37Chewy Price |
Material | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Cardboard / Paper |
Toy Type | Games & Puzzles, Scratch Boxes | Scratchers, Scratch Boxes | Scratchers, Scratch Boxes | Scratchers, Scratch Boxes | Scratchers, Teasers & Wands, Scratch Boxes |
Toy Feature | Training | Catnip | Catnip, Glowing & Light-Up | Exercise | Catnip, Stuffing-Free |
Lifestage | Adult | Adult | Adult | Adult | Adult |
Furniture Mount Type | — | — | — | — | Free Standing |
Assembly Required | — | — | — | — | Yes |
Tools Included | — | — | — | — | No Tools Required |
I'm a big fan of puzzle feeders for our cats. They seem to get a big kick out of collaborating to solve them. This one is really cute to this human, but I think it's a little advanced compared to some other such puzzle feeders. I have had to "show and tell" with it, which is okay. The fish-tail levers are appealing to me, the cats don't get how to swat them although I am showing them each time. They DO know how to move the covers off of the sliding covered portions. I haven't added the 2 included ball type covers, since it's enough of a challenge with kibble treats in the small open bins for some of my guys and gals!! :-)
My 1.5 year old cat loves this toy and learn how to get the treats out quickly.
My cat loves this puzzle feeder so much that he won’t eat any of his dry food crunchies, which he loves, unless they are put in this puzzle feeder. he knocks the balls off, moves the sliders back and forth with his paws and uses his paws to on the levers to pull open the drop down doors/covers. This is his favorite and he won’t touch dry food in his bowl anymore-only when it is put in this specific puzzle feeder -the round one by TRIXIE. when we hit the point of losing both balls, I’ve had to get a new feeder -the same one- or he won’t eat. Good news is it really worked on helping him lose weight and gets his brain going. I just wish we could purchase replacement balls.
My treat obsessed cat could smell the treats but the little levers and balls were too heavy for her. So, I turned the balls up and put treats inside the both the balls and the wells the balls sit on, and would partially open the slider section. When I noticed my cat would stop by her new treat dispenser several times a day I started randomly opening the lids that she couldn't. Now I simply prop open the lids with a treat and she has learned to finish opening that chamber as well. I don't use it everyday as I have other treat puzzles plus I just randomly throw treats around for her to "hunt" but I do use it several times a week and she stands by it in the morning waiting for me to add treats to it.
I use this toy for my pet rats. It provides a good range of difficulty and cleans easily. I've only had one get really good at using the switches?
I love this! One of my kitties was interested right away and found the hidden treats with a little help from me. But after a few lessons, he moves everything on his own. He gets so excited with I pick it up to refill. Now its up to him to get his treats instead of giving me the sad eyes. My other kitty was not impressed. LOL! I wish there was a larger size. I'm thinking this is more for kittens, but it's still fun to watch him go for the treats. The balls were lost immediately but I figured that would happen.
Our cat is curious about this toy and has yet to figure it out
Could just be my cats and their ages: 17 and 12. But even the 5 year old isn’t interested.
she enjoys knocking off the balls and then chasing them round the floor. later comes back for the treats