Nina Ottosson by Catstages Buggin' Out Puzzle & Play - Interactive Cat Treat Puzzle

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this to slow down my cats eating as he consistently eats to quickly and throws up. He has a feeding ball but its not difficult enough. This took him longer to figure out and even when he managed to uncover the treats it wasn't too easy for him to get them out. A good mental challenge and it slowed down his eating. Highly recommend. Holds a full dry food meal and seems very sturdy as he did get a bit aggressive with it!

The media could not be loaded. This has been a huge hit with my cats! Neither of my cats are particularly clever when it comes to puzzles, so I wasn’t sure how they’d do with this. To my surprise, they figured it out pretty quickly and have been obsessed ever since!The puzzle itself is well-designed, with multiple pockets for treats. I made the mistake of filling each pocket with too many treats the first time, and my cats absolutely stuffed themselves. Now I use fewer treats per pocket, which encourages them to work longer and keeps them from overindulging.It’s not just a snack dispenser; it’s a great mental and physical activity for them. They spent ages playing with it, and I love seeing them so engaged and entertained. Overall, it's a fantastic purchase for anyone looking to keep their cats stimulated and happy!

This is a nice product for your cat, it's got options of difficulty and curiosity for your cat to retrieve treats. My friend recommended it because her cat loves it, however mine is still a bit like warm with it and still prefers other treat play options. I'm giving it time though as he may get into it. These things take time so i just pop the treats into the open holes for him to retreive and repeat this. Well made product though and happy with it.

The media could not be loaded. I am usually very dubious at cat toys as the cats usually enjoy the box the toy comes in, rather than the toy itself. BUT I am very pleasantly surprised with this one. I've had it two years now and my cat LOVES it. She never tires of it and gets so excited when she hears me preparing it. I put in a mix of treats and lik e liks.

I am happy to announce that our cat is not as dumb as a rock. She figured it out within seconds of it going on the floor, the compartment doors move around easily, the treat placement areas do not obstruct her ability to get at the treat once she solves a puzzle and she seems to really enjoy flexing her brain-bits that relate to problem-solving. Excellent product.

This product is erywell made and I’m sure is good for a cat who wants to forage more. My cat will eat from it but she will not attempt to push it round I was hoping it would stimulate her as she isfood driven . The feeder is a brilliant idea and is easy to clean and sturdy . Definitely recommend it but notfor my lazy cat

The media could not be loaded. My son’s cat, who visits us as well as we live in the same close, enjoys this puzzle. We set this up for when he visits us. He had it sussed out quite quickly but he’s a very good motivated cat. It slows him down eating and makes him use his skills to work it out. There’s one frustrating design point, but guess this depends on the type/brand of cat crunchies you use. We use Blink & Wainwrights which are small flat circular biscuits. These crunchies annoyingly slide between the two layers of the board (between the red and green layers) so we put the cruchies in the little cups, and as shadow licks them out they sometimes slide under the top board and get wedged under the red layer around the outside of the cup. Shadow then gets frustrated trying to claw it out as he can see and smell it but can’t get it out 😔. You have to tip the board upside down and shake it to get them out. That’s the only downside. It’s not a problem but it is a pain. I bought this on a discounted price of £9.99. I wouldn’t have paid more to be honest. This was a good price. Very happy and good for shadow to be challenged.

Bought for 9 month old kitten. She could not get either mouth or paws in the wells where the food was. And that was without covering the kibble. She huffed and walked away