Catit Pixi Interactive Mouse-Shaped Cat Treat Dispenser for Cats & Kittens | Slow Feeder Toy.

great toy, very durable. My cat throws it from the table to the ground multiple times and is this intact and not broke . Even bought a second one ad back up. It can be loud, but definitely enriching for my cat so worth the noise. Good price too!

This is just purrrrrrfect! We had the original white mouse which after years of faithful service broke. So replaced with the cheap and nasty white and pink versions available on amazon, if you know, you know... The eyes wore off and they don't seal together. Binned those. Our part Bengal cat is 11 years old and loves a food challenge as she did with the old white mouse. Boom! within ten seconds of her tapping this well made classy item she got her earned snacks! THANKYOU! We are not paid to review this, it's just it deserves a design award with its adjustable outlet to suit the dreamies or kibbles inside. Looks great, works a treat and is well made. Get yours before they bung the price up! If they do, it's still worth every penny! Ta!

On opening these and putting them together I felt that they seemed like great quality - especially for £4 each. They have been well thought out except for the main concept - which is that they are supposed to easily bob with very little pressure, but I think that the whole base is evenly weighted instead of the very centre, so they don't easily bob at all, they are far too stable 🤣🤣. One of my cats is able to get the food out - but he constantly thinks about food - so its out of desperation that he will persevere, but only once he's sure that he's not getting food from any other source 🤣🤣. My other cat is a tripod and is missing his entire front right leg - where as he was able to operate a similar toy - he cant this. I've given 3 stars because they are well made, robust, easy to clean and with the hole at the front it does get their attention very quickly, i also like that you can easily alter the size of the hole that the food comes out of. If only they were less stable it would have been a five star review...

I figured it'd be nice to give the cats a challenge to get their treats, so was looking for something like the Catit Pixi Treat Dispenser, but so far it’s been more of a stationary toy than an active puzzle. The build quality feels solid; the plastic is sturdy, and the mechanism for adjusting the gap works well. The adjustability makes it suitable for different sizes of treats, or adjusting the challenge depending on whether your cats are that taken by the toy. My two tuxedo cats have barely shown interest so far - they’ll wander by, at most sniff it, then move on. For now, it's just a nice smelling obstacle for them. I suspect they’re just not that treat-driven, but I’ll keep it out for them to explore. Even if they never fully engage, it’s a well-made and inexpensive toy with a clean, compact design that sits neatly in the cat room. If your cats are more motivated by treats than mine, I can see this being a great way to add a bit of enrichment to their day. It’s durable, simple to refill and adjust, and the variety of difficulty settings means it can grow with your cat’s curiosity. I’ll update once the cats decide to play properly, but for now, it’s a promising bit of kit just waiting for its moment.

Cats are entertained and rewarded! Durable : it’s hit the ground from a height a number of times and is still in one piece. It wobbles well which allows the cats to get the treats. It has can be adjusted to make holes bigger or smaller which is great to get them started: increase the size initially so they get the idea and then reduce the size to keep it a challenge! Totally suitable for intended purpose.

Not great the only one hole and it’s very small !

For a few quid this was excellent value! Once she got the hang of it she uses it all the time. You might need to help them/ show them how it works to start with and take other food away so they actually try rather than go to a bowl. Adds enrichment to her feeding. Great that you can change the size of the internal dispensing outlet. Easy to clean. She can't opened it herself which I was worried about. There are times when filling it where I wish it didn't have the nose whole but that's a minor criticism. Easier to put the mouse in the food bag than try to dispense the biscuits into the top! Would repurchase if broken but is robust. I like that the ears help you to figure out which direction the lid should face to be secured (like in the video).

Useless hole tpo big so all the treats fall out. My cat didn't like playing with this as its too heavy

We have had this now for several months. AT first our cat wasn't interested but that is par the course for her. Now she is regularly playing and getting treats from it. Since she is older it has successfully gotten her to be more active AND eat less overall. Between this and other changes she has gone from overweight to normal sized and most importantly much more active and catch this the "zoomies" are back after years of none, So a good add as PART of an overall strategy to get her in better shape and MUCH better quality of life

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It's perfect! I bought this dispenser because everyone mentioned how the treats window is small - and it's exactly what I was after. Our kitten is incredibly food motivated, and he doesn't know when to stop eating. So if I were to give him a toy full of treats he'd not stop until they were all gone, and would make himself sick in the process. This dispenser is great for small kibble pieces. I added a few generic treats to the mix for stronger smell but not sure he even needed the extra motivation. It is well made of strong plastic, has a nice weight to it and the design is adorable. Our kitten is OBSESSED. He worked out how to use it and has been going at it for a solid half an hour now. He also keeps our other two cats entertained - they sit nearby and wait for him to do the heavy lifting, then help him eat lol. I expect he'll sleep well tonight.

The hole either was too big and the treats fell out or too small and the cat lost interest because no reward