Bengal cat learned how to tip it.

J'ai acheté très récemment un produit similaire de cette gamme. Il n a pas résiste à mon chat !!! Celui-ci est bien conçu et lui donne un peu plus de fil à retordre.... Il réussit à ralentir sa gloutonnerie. Ceci dit il a tout de suite compris le système mais comme cela lui demande plus d efforts...

Bella, fa' il suo lavoro ma purtroppo i miei gatti non la calcolano proprio! L'ho regalata ad un amica! Materiale buono e tempi di consegna perfetti

Facile da montare e robusto

Ero già in possesso della pista per pallina di questa linea e ho deciso di acquistare questo prodotto per la mia gattina che consumava la sua razione di croccantini troppo in fretta.La gattina ha subito imparato ad usarla.Come accessorio fa il suo dovere: rallenta il pasto, stimola l'animale a mangiare in più volte e stimola il suo istinto predatorio. Ci sono più livelli di difficoltà, ma devo dire che è piuttosto semplice far cadere i croccantini.UNICA PECCA: tra la pista e il labirinto rimane un piccolo spazio in cui spesso cadevano i croccantini e la gattina non riusciva a prenderli e nel tentativo di recuperarli spostava leggermene il labirinto, con il risultato che trovavo numerosi croccantini sotto di esso e per lei irraggiungibili. Per ovviare a questo problema problema alla fine ho inserito un tubo di plastica nello spazio e adesso funziona perfettamente ed è anche più stabile.Il labirinto è piuttosto leggero e quindi credo che senza la pista possa essere facilmente ribaltato, specialmente in questa versione del prodotto. Consiglierei l'acquisto della versione 2.0 (quella verde), che è dotata di una base unica invece che del tappetino, che è piuttosto inutile.

Ho comprato questo gioco per intrattenere i miei due gatti e devo dire che fa il suo lavoro. Soprattutto il più piccolo dei due lo apprezza molto e devo dire che, nonostante quanto letto su altre recensioni, il prodotto non cade nè si sbilancia troppo, nonostante i miei gatti siano tutt'altro che delicati! Se non metto le cinque stelle è per lo stato in cui è arrivato il prodotto. Ho già comprato su warehouse trovandomi benissimo. Questa volta ho scelto un prodotto che veniva dato per "come nuovo". Non commento le ovvie pecche della confezione, ma trovare il prodotto sporco, pieno di peli (non solo animali) e polvere non mi sembra elegante, anche considerato che Amazon specifica di controllare il prodotto e di venderlo al meglio. è chiaro che questo gioco è stato usato per diversi giorni, lo si evince anhe dalle righe e dalla base rovinata. Non l'ho reso perché mi serviva, ma al momento non consiglierei l'acquisto su Warehouse.

Comprato su consiglio del veterinario alla mia Lea che e’ una mangiatrice senza tregua! Sicuramente non se ne riserva un po’ per “momenti meno favorevoli” ma almeno mangia con un ritmo più lento e quindi le sembra anche di mangiare di più! Consigliatissimo!Ps. L’altra mia gatta Clio, sempre più sofisticata, non mangerebbe dal labirinto neanche per salvarsi la vita, troppa fatica

eccellente gioco di intelligenza, facile da assemblare

Decisamente un oggetto utile per stimolare il naturale istinto alla caccia insito nei nostri felini. Materiale abbastanza robusto. Acquisto sicuramente consigliabile a chiunque abbia a cuore anche il rispetto degli istinti primordiali degli animaletti che teniamo in casa e che per questo vedono un po' limitati proprio i loro comportamenti più istintivo. Consegna perfetta, prima del previsto pur essendo sotto le Feste.

prodotto molto utileAll'inizio il mio gatto lo ha snobbato, ma visto che non riceveva più crocchette nella ciotola ha incominciato a usarlo.Vedere mentre scava con la zampetta è un piacere, è molto stabile e un buono svago per le sue giornate, diciamo che con questo gadget ho guadagnato diverse ore di sonno la mattina! :)

We bought this for our cat to slow down his eating. Previously, he'd hork down his food in about 7 seconds flat and then hurl it back up. I didn't want to buy one of those slow-feed bowls with the baffles since we'd still have to feed him 3-4 times a day to stop him from over eating all at once, so I looked for some sort of interactive feeder. Settled on this one since it was a reasonable price (much cheaper than the electric automatic feeders) and seemed easy enough for the cat to figure out.For the first few days, I'd put a bit of the food in the bottom to help him get the idea, but he figured it roughly within an hour. After about a week he's mastered poking a few bits at a time from each level. Its drastically lengthened the time he takes to eat and he also seems to be willingly eating less per sitting. I don't have to split his food up over the course of the day, he will stop eating and return later on his own. His measured food usually lasts until late evening now. He does seem more playful as well and often tears around with his toys for awhile after eating.The product does have some design flaws that may or may not cause problems for you. Firstly, the top has a hole large enough for a cat to get its face through. Larger/smarter cats might just stand up and eat from the top tray. Its an easy fix, cut a circle of cardboard or plastic and hot glue it down. Secondly, the bottom isn't weighted at all. If your cat really wants to knock it over there is nothing to stop them. Ours has only managed to do this once. If it keeps up, I will just bolt the bottom down to a bit of wood or something heavy.Overall, I have no complaints about the product. Our cat is very timid and doesn't really climb or knock things over so I haven't had to modify the feeder in anyway. If he gets smart, its an easy fix to prevent toppling. Your mileage may vary, especially if your cat is more prone to being a jerk and knocking it over. These seem to be common complaints, so hopefully the manufacturer will take notice and the next version will have a flap on the top and weighted bottom.

The cats took a look at this and wondered what was going on. When the biscuits went in they had a sniff and look. Then the bigger cat grabbed it, pulled it over it sort of twanged and threw biscuits all over, once they recovered from the shock they pigged out on the biscuits. After that they settled down to use the tower normally. The younger and smaller cat steadied herself and ate the biscuits out of the top until she couldn't reach them, the old cat tried that but his head was too big to fit the space and had to do it properly. The two cats have different methods for getting the biscuits out, but both methods are hugely entertaining to watch. It's so much fun to watch we have the tower in the living room in front of the telly, as they're usually more entertaining eating their biscuits than the offerings on the TV. On a practical note the tower is easy to assemble, it's easy to clean, and the cats like it. They seem to like the rubber pad round the base. The downside is large cats may struggle to get their head in the trough at the bottom, but they soon work out to use a paw to scoop the biscuits out onto the mat. The cats are much less messy with this than they were with a bowl and they only eat biscuits when they want some, and they have to work for it to get them. I am impressed with the simplicity of the product, and I believe the cats are very happy with their biscuit tower and the fun it provides for them in getting a treat to eat.UPDATE: Sadly due to divorce I no longer have my two cats, however, I am getting a new cat and given how impressed I was with this item the first time it was the very first thing I ordered for my new cat. The quality is excellent, the design simple, easy to clean, practical, and entertaining for the cat and for anyone watching the cat.

My cats are loving this Treat Maze. The one who is completely food-driven was all over it from the moment the first treat hit the plastic, and the others were not far behind. There were a couple of hours of a perplexed staredown with my youngest... he circled it and gave it a good evaluation before he seriously approached it, but is now fully on board.They have gone at it from all angles; it took about 7 hours before my tallest figured out he could stand up and stick his head down through the top, but even after getting a few out that way, he still goes round and round and knocks them down through the maze. They clean it out, regardless of what I drop in there: small morsels of dry food, lysine treats, UT health treats, hairball treats, or just plain old treats... I've tested them all, and even the usually picky ones eat whatever they get out.Of course, all cats will eat too much if not monitored, so this isn't a device for free feeding, but it is a great addition to our rotation of treats, catnip, and toy playtime. Changing things up maintains their interest and avoids boredom, and this Treat Maze is a hit... non-stop circling it and very gently pawing through the holes. I put it up on the kitchen table so I could watch them better because it was much more entertaining than the baseball game I was trying to watch! I am looking into the other Catit Design items as a result.The Treat Maze looks top-heavy, as if it would just topple over, but it is quite sturdy. The wider base with the rubber mat keeps it from sliding at all, and the interlocking pieces don't allow for any wobbling. I have 2 larger breeds, 15 lbs or so, and they have been all over this; it's taken all of their action with ease. One of mine is also a drooler, and a damp paper towel keeps it clean while they're playing, and it easily disassembles for a more thorough cleaning when needed.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> UPDATE One month later, my cats still love this thing. They are surprisingly gentle with it and keep working at it until every treat is gone. I haven't had any issues with it toppling over or keeping it clean. I'm very glad I made this purchase, as are my cats!