Catit Senses 2.0 Digger Interactive Slow Feeder - Turn Mealtime into Play Time

This item is well constructed, offers a great way for my cats to mimic hunting for food, and is very easy to clean as the green cups come out to help with both filling and cleaning. This feeder toy allows my cat to work for his food, so he is not bored and chasing his sister. It also keeps him from over eating.

I laugh when I see my cat get the treats out the little cubes. I never new he could grasp little things like this with his paws. It too a short time for him to figure it out. Now, I put either 1 or several in the rules to distract him while my other cats get their treats. Otherwise he tries to stare them down to let him eat their treats. It works. Sometimes he leaves a few and comes back later to eat the rest. I do not habe any trouble with it moving around on the flour. I recommend this product.I must not forget the box. I think he enjoys this more than the puzzle. I didn't really believe he would even take the trouble to use it. A friend decided to cut the holes out to test it. I love it too. Periodically I will hear him trying to get treats out. The box moves creating a greater challenge. Very creative of the design and marketing departments. Such a simple idea and what a great use of a box. AwesomeThe price is great for the puzzle and box.

The media could not be loaded. My cats really likes it! I don't think it'd challenging for her but she really likes it. I have a bowl of food out for her along with this toy(?). I heard her using it during the night instead of eating out of her bowl. Rosie approved! My other cat doesn't seem interested in it but I didn't think he would be. I like there in a curve in the tray so it catches the food when my cat drops it

I recently purchased this slow feeder for my cat, and it has been a game-changer! My cat used to eat too quickly, often leading to digestive issues and vomiting. This feeder slows her down, making mealtime both healthier and more engaging.The design is sturdy and well-made, with grooves and obstacles that encourage natural foraging behavior. It turns eating into a fun challenge, keeping my cat mentally stimulated while preventing overeating. Cleaning is also a breeze, as the material is durable and easy to wash.If you’re looking for a way to improve your cat’s eating habits while keeping them entertained, I highly recommend this slow feeder. It’s a must-have for pet owners!

We bought the Catit food tree, just before getting this. The tree broke, so we decided to give this one a try. It's better in that it was faster for our adult cat to figure out, is a more durable design, that's a lot easier to clean and results in less of a mess scattered on the floor around it. Still, as soon as you open it, you get the prevailing sense that this is a good idea, not fully realized or that's been significantly compromised by cheap production practices, even though the price doesn't exactly reflect such, unless you find it steeply discounted on sale. If Catit wants to justify the price, here are three improvements they NEED to make.1. The cups should screw in, so that cats can not easily pull them out of the base. It needs to be more than the half-turn used for the catit tree, as our cat was constantly disconnecting the top from the bottom with that model. And gluing isn't an appealing option, as removable cups make them easier to refill and clean, but the more you take them out, the less snug they fit, and our cat figured out how to remove the cups first time out. We attached them temporarily with tape to teach him a different method and now he doesn't try to pull them out any longer.2. The skirt needs to be wider and/or otherwise grippier. As is, on a hard floor, where the product is most likely to be used, the skirt is pretty-much useless. Every time the cat eats, he moves the digger as much as a foot. After being gone for a day, it'll be on the opposite end of the room, just waiting to be stepped on.3. While it's commendable that the product appears to be sloped to a trough, it needs to be steeper. As is, much of the food the cat digs out doesn't slide down and gets stuck in the area between the cups, where the cat can't seem to find it.

My 7month old kitten Lilly loves having any kind of challenge so I looked into getting her another puzzle. I found this and seemed perfect, I was right! I just had to show her how to do it and she claimed all the treats! It was very easy to put together, less than a few minutes. It takes a while for her to get all the treats out which is exactly what she needed. It kept her interested and occupied. Plus it’s super cute to watch her lol. This was definitely worth buying and a great deal for the price! Thank you Catit for all the puzzles! My kitty loves them!

Our cat has a tendency to eat too fast and then puke. We have bought several slow feeder bowls, and we’ve even tried just throwing the food on the floor so it scatters widely. This is the only slow feeder that actually makes her eat slowly, because she can only paw out a few pieces at a time.The rubber skirt that goes around the plastic base for stability does not stay on at all. As soon as she moves the base with her pawing, it pops out. So it’s kinda useless but that has been fine since we don’t have any issues with her tipping over the green cups or the base itself.Durability has been good - we’ve had this for months with no issues. There aren’t any parts that could easily break so I think it’s going to last a long time. Easy to clean, too.The only negative is, you can no longer give any powdered supplements. The powder gets sprayed all over the plastic and it quickly looks dirty and crusty, because the powder collects in the cracks around the green cups.