Review on Trixie Cat Activity 🐱 Feeder: Interactive Treat Dispenser and Toy by Stephanie Williams

Received the toy 3 days ago and have used it twice since. We only used 4 solid treat sets as we don't have any liquids that would be interesting for our cats. We have 4 cats, all ragdolls, the largest of which weighs about 9.5 kg (almost 21 lbs). Our largest cat, who is also the smartest of the four, was most interested in this toy. We put the cat treats in all 4 games at once and he chose which games to try. He designed the alley game first, then the tunnel, the pen, and then the globe. Of the other three cats, the smallest mastered the alley game and almost the peg game. For example, the game is very well designed, while the paws easily fit in the alleys and between the pegs, the cats can't get their snouts in those areas (and then cheat by licking the cat treats - they tried!). I was concerned that the toy would not withstand the weight of a 9.5 kg cat and that his paws and legs would be so large that the toy would be too small for him. I was pleasantly wrong on both counts. At the same time, he has massive paws, they easily fit in the alley, and between the pens, and in the globe. He has no problem getting cat treats from all over the world. Hi arm fits well in the tunnel and this space is relatively large compared to other leg based games. The toy is also quite heavy and supports all of his weight as he bends over to play with a clothespin or globe. We also found that the toy sits well on the carpet and when he moves his paws around it the toy doesn't move meaning the toy is working as intended. We use the toy on nylon carpets so I'm not sure it will stay in place on a more slippery surface like linoleum or tile. The only problem is our big boy thinks it's "his" toy. We need to buy a second one for our other cats to look at. Currently we have to buy the toy from him to give the other three a chance. This could be one of the reasons why the other 2 cats don't like the toy: too many cats, not enough cat toys.