Trixie Cat Activity Turn Around

It took a while for my cat to work this one out. It made me have to consider all the different steps involved and then work out how to get her to understand each step. 1, that the spiky area is a paws not snouts zone, 2, that there's food in the dispensers, 3, that she has to swing them with her paws to get the food. I recommend initially using just one cup and stuffing a tissue in it so the cat can get at the food without having to tip it, it helped show my cat where the food was.

I use this for feeding the dru food that my cays love, but isn't the highest quality. Pierre knocks then out them Mabel and Lili help him to eat them. Took very little training, it's washable, the cats love it.

All 3 of our cats love this toy. They keep it spinning for ages just incase there's more kibble/treats waiting to pop out. Really impressed.

Just one of my nine cats has worked out how yo release the treats. The other eight sit waiting for the treats to be delivered. Fun for all.

My savannahs love this toy.. its very sturdy and doesn't fall over ...

this is the best interactive toy ever bought for my Raggie, he easily gets bored with toys, not with this one. bats the tubes for a good hour ,several times a day different size tube top, one ideal for XXL Cosma treats

Cats are so unpredictable with toys ... but this was an absolute winner. My boy cat took to it without even being shown and will happily spin the containers for ages and fish out the sweets from below. A very good buy.

This really helps to slow down Orion's eating and he enjoys the challenge of getting the treats!

I only had to show her once. Now she uses it as her main snack feeder during the night. I just have to remember to top it up!

1 cat out of my 4 loves this but doesn't get the treats as the other 3 wait for the treats to drop and steal them all, if he doesn't turn the containers for them they will just walk away. 😹

Bought this as a Christmas pressie for my friend's cat to keep her occupied during the day and also, to make her work for her food and eat more slowly as opposed to gobbling the lot up in seconds! Also, improves cognitive function and dexterity in elderly cats. Suffice to say, it was a tremendous success - Kisha loves her new toy!!!

This is a great way of stopping a cat gobbling up their dried food or treats. This is the third type of "toy" like this we've tried and it's been the most successful as she's a large cat and this is fairly sturdy. She enjoys spinning the little canisters and pushing the treats through the spikes which isn't easy with big fat Maine Coon feet.

Brilliant for my 15 year old cat, she loves treats and its a great way of her working for them!

Really like this product, slows down my cats eating and keeps her entertained. Would really recommend.

This is very good and offers three levels of use. Our cat soon got the idea but hasn't fully mastered the quickest way to empty it so is still kept very amused. It is also good for slowing down eating even as a toy. I think the base could be bigger and A-frame posts spread wider, to perhaps the corners of the base, to make the toy even more steady - but the instructions do suggest to hold the toy steady to prevent it tipping over in case your cat decides to climb the stand.

I highly recommend this activity toy..my three little boys just love playing with this even though I only ever put 'normal' dried food in the containers....keeps them occupied for ages...and unlike most of the toys I've bought for them, they never tire of it....an excellent toy, could not be happier with it!!

2 out of my 3 cats love this, took them only minutes to get the hang of it and now they whizz them round so fast the treats often don't get a chance to drop out!!

Kitty figured it out on the same day :) She had already used puzzle toys for treats before and she liked this one too.

Perfect toy to help a greedy cat eat their kibble more slowly. Both my little ones love it!

I have two cats and a little female cat. Only one of them figured out how it works, and the other one, who’s the greediest and laziest with food 😂, just waits for the other to move it so the food drops out… The little one goes “fishing” for whatever she can get… For me, it’s a good product to make them eat more slowly, even though only one of them has learned how to use it. I guess the others don’t bother because they don’t need to—if someone else does the work for them… 😅