Trixie Cat Activity 🐱 Feeder: Interactive Treat Dispenser and Toy Review

Interactive fun cat toy. Enticed by the delicious smell of the treats, the cat must figure out how to save the delicious treats from this undeniably evil human invention. Ideal for lively cats who inhale their treats and then throw up immediately. A word of caution: some cats are significantly more advanced than others, which makes me worry that if they had opposable thumbs they would probably try to kill us for developing this "toy". Chairman Mao Mao was able to rotate the aquaria out of the…

Our 2 1/2 year old cat loves it. It's great that you can disassemble and clean it. The only thing he seems to have trouble with is the slider, but other than that he loves exploring his treats. When he gets too used to the surroundings, we rearrange them, sometimes turning in a different direction or at a different angle. For example, the flip-up one (which btw looks like a toilet on the inside) presents a different challenge with the handle facing inward. Attention: Our cat uses the skills…

Can't say I "love" this product because I'm not the type to eat from it. I got this because my 16 lb cat inhaled the expensive food I work so hard to care for and then kept throwing up on her. I don't know if he was an idiot as usual and protested against the new device or if he didn't understand how to use it, but it took him a while to use it initially. I would still feed him a little on the side and encourage him to use it. Started using it about a week later. I don't know if he's driven by…

I didn't want a device that could be emptied by a sly cat who noticed that by simply shaking the side of the device, the contents sloshed over the edge to be eaten. ) I didn't want the unit to fall or collide with the countertop and break, so no ceramics. And whatever it was it needed a rubber base so it couldn't be pushed, it's hard enough for cats to get food out of things while the food bowl doesn't slip off them while they're sorting it out. Funny maybe, but unfair. Anyway, this unit is…

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