Catit Senses 2.0 Cat Food Tree Interactive Cat Treat Toy for Cats & Kittens

Great sturdy food/treat tree. This has entertained my 2 boisterous cats for sometime also helps them to work things out to get their treats. A great stimulator highly recommend. Great price

Assembly was quick and easy and done in a matter of 6 simple, self explanatary steps. Will be nice and easy to dismantle too for washing which is great. The clan immediately came running when they heard dry food being dished out, however, what they weren't expecting was having to work for their dinner! My eldest was straight in but got frustrated very quickly as she likes to eat fast. This is exactly what I wanted for her though, both for speed of eating and weight management, so 👍🏻 already. My middle cat has definitely been the most engaged with it so far and loves to push food out just for fun. My kitten has so far only watched from a distance as he's still learning about the pecking order at meal times. He has had a little go though and in typical ginger cat style, can't quite work out what he needs to do to get his favourite kibble!

My two cats mostly stay indoors and I have this as one of a few different things to keep them entertained. I am pleased I bought it - one of the cats got stuck in straight away and it has kept her busy pawing away through the gaps in the tree. The product is sturdy and I think an earlier model was flawed as cats could get their heads in the top - not a problem with this item, my two small cats cannot stick their heads in the top. They occasionally manage to hook the treats with their paws and pull them out instead of knocking them down the levels, but it's still a nice game for them so I don't really mind. Only minor issues for me is that one cat doesn't use it much, so possibly it wouldn't interest some cats and also sometimes my cats leave treats stuck on the lowest level as they don't seem to get to them at that angle - but that might just be that they haven't worked that bit out yet!

Don't suggest getting this if your cat is not very bright. Good chance they'll starve to death. My one cat got it immediately and was eating fine. The other cat who is a bit dense had a major struggle figuring out what was going on. Had to shake the pellets out for him because he couldn't figure out how to get them out by himself. You might be thinking, if I just show him the openings and how his paw can go inside he might get it! But the answer to that is still no. Maybe you can try it with super smelly treats and see if he'll figure it out then! Ladies and gentlemen, you guessed it, the answer is still no. We just reverted back to bowls because he was honestly going to die of hunger before figuring this feeder out. Feeder is great quality and very sturdy though.

I had the old version for my cat, she would sometimes twang it and her meaty food pellets would go flying. This new version has a solid plastic base to replace the rubber mat, that cures the twanging problem. It is a brilliant feeder. It’s not perfect, I’d suggest putting a rubber ring in that came with the original version, they made great fuss about it’s sensory feel being important to cats. The new style lid has bars across the opening, that stops the more intelligent can from just eating the food out of the top section without bothering with the maze. But the downside is it makes putting in her meaty pellets a bit awkward. Perhaps the bars could be made as an optional insert, choice of a narrow ring or the bars. My cat’s main diet is meaty pellets, I use this instead of a bowl, this way she eats when hungry and only enough she’s prepared to get out. As a result her weight has been flat, healthy, and in range for years. I strongly recommend this products to cats and their staff.

Great product, easy to put together, seems very sturdy. Neither too easy or difficult and cat played with it within minutes of putting it together. Good value for money. Would recommend.

My kitten loved this and it helped slowed down his eating. It was fun watching him figure it out. However, he stood on top of it one day (only 3 months old and quite light still!) and it snapped at the base. The part where the two join together smashed into multiple pieces, making it completely irreparable. A little disappointing as it did work great before, it and it wasn’t cheap

My cat absolutely loves this! Took her a bit of time to work it out, but once she got it she was definitely a fan! It makes dinner a bit more interesting and slows down her eating. The only drawback is I'm not 100% sure how to take it apart to clean it more easily, but I'd say it's definitely worth it.

As advertised and my cat seems very happy with it. Product is also very durable.

He tenido antes otro modelo puzzle de comedero interactivo pero este me parece más entretenido. Los otros los acaba moviendo de sitio y si está en una esquina hay una zona a la que no acceden, y este al ser redondo llegan a todas partes.Además, al ser alto el gato tiene que estar sentado para coger las bolas de pienso y es interesante porque en mi caso que una de mis gatas es la más perezosa del mundo y ya no puede comer tumbada jeje. Es muy estable y da igual lo grande que sea el gato que no lo tira. Entra bastante cantidad pero es mejor no poder mucha porque sino la arrastrara rápido. Por ahora el mejor comedero que he tenido!

My cat loves this. I feed her wet cat food because it's healthier and hydrates your cat which generally cats who don't suffer dehydration as they get most of their hydration in the wild from prey but her treats are dry and this promotes better eating habits. My purpose of getting this was to get her to eat slower as she would scarf her food down and end up vomiting. For the most part this helps and she generally will be pawing and eating very few at a time. Regardless it stimulates her and she loves it and wants it on daily basis. I recommend this product for sure.

This is a genuinely effective enrichment feeder. Both of our cats learned how to use it quickly, and it keeps them busy while slowing down their eating. We liked it enough that when our first one (bought at a market) snapped at the base, we didn’t hesitate to replace it. The design works well, but the base could be sturdier, and an extra difficulty setting would be useful for cats who master it fast. Even so, it remains one of the better food‑dispensing toys we’ve tried. The cats enjoy it, it does what it promises, and we’d buy it again

My orange cat is utterly obsessed with digging treats out of this tower. It is not too big so it fits unobtrusively into our living room, and the value for money is fantastic. He has taught each of the younger cats how to dig treats out of it as they came into the house which has been fun. The thing is durable as heck, as we’ve had cats climb on it, try to pull it over, tussle over it, etc, it just keeps going strong. The material is tough plastic and the body is transparent green so they can see in. The differently spaced openings and the way they have to knock the treats down the holes keeps them all entertained. You also have the option to close the holes slightly to give them a challenge and a little variety, which is very necessary to keep cats interested. It is a great purchase for our household and if something happens to it I will buy it again.