Catit Senses 2.0 Digger, Cat Treat Puzzle for Indoor Cats

Firm favourite for my new cats. Easy to use, basic puzzle toy for (I guess) dry food and treats. Gives the cats something to do to make mealtime last longer and tire them out a bit. Easy to wash but the grey collar at the bottom was fiddly to put on. Also, due to the size is it a bit bulky to store away. You can also use the box it comes in as a very basic puzzle but cutting the marked areas (use a craft / Stanley knife not scissors). I put a ping pong ball inside - cats spent time fishing for it! I think good value -but a lot of plastic.

My Coco loves this. He tends to eat too fast so we spread out his meals using this. It took a good week for him to figure it out but he eventually did. Now, I think he needs a new more challenging treat puzzle. Easy to wash and maintain as well.

Well designed, non slip, good weight and fun to watch. Our newly adopted cat took seconds to figure out how to help herself to the couple of Dreamies placed in each container. Paw in, paw out, munch munch munch, and onto the next. She’s clearly a systematic cat, working her way around each one in turn until they’d all been emptied. And then a double check to make sure she hadn’t missed any. So not much of a toy for her and certainly not a workout- let’s say it’s a treat dispenser which doesn’t last long with a smart cat around. Not sure that Rosie is as appreciative of the product as she was of the box it came in, but she checks it 2-3x a day just in case it’s been magically reloaded.

This really helps stimulate my indoor cat and distracts her for much longer than normal meal time. Easy to wash and seems durable - the cat has bitten/chewed with no subsequent damage yet.

Nice idea but my savvy tabby was able to hook the cups out of the base too easily on her first outing with it. The base is also unstable and the ‘puzzle’ doesn’t sit in it very well. I continue my search to thwart the cat 😸

Xmas gift for my 2 cats, they love it. Nice and smart way to keep them playing and learning.

My cats aren't what you'd call "too active" when it comes to the food gathering department. Their hunting consists of meowling at their owner demanding him to drop whatever it is he's doing and to feed them (naturally, I do what I'm told). So I decided things should change and to get them stimulated and to be more active when it came to treats and snacks, so I bought this Digger. At first, they couldn't care less about the new item I bought them, in fact they wanted the box instead, and any attempt I would make to remove said box I'd be attacked from the monster within. After a few hours (and a few scratches) I was able to remove the box from the household, and finally saw the Digger getting some attention. They circled round it, sniffing as they did. Then they noticed their favourite treat was hidden inside the weird green tubes, but how would they get them? How would they get them? it must have been about 10 minutes before the elder cat realised she'd have to ACTUALLY put some effort into it, and so she did, and she actually seemed to be enjoying using the digger. To this day she eats her treats out of it and when I get the treats out she runs over to the digger and waits for it to be stocked. The younger cat honestly couldn't care less, she avoids the digger and still wants to lounge around and eat treats like royalty should, literally out the palm of my hand. All in all the Digger did what it was intended to do, it comes with a non-slip mat which is really handy considering I have laminate flooring throughout my house, so the digger stays in place whilst my cat gets her munchies. Cleaning can be a little awkward to get into the crannys and a little long winded (especially when you take into account I have other cat it items to clean). but all in all it's a good solid item, but as stated above, it's not for every cat, some will turn their nose up at it (as they do with their snobbish attitude). Though it's a good item in my book, well worth the money.

This has quickly become a favorite in our household. It engages my cat's natural hunting instincts, making mealtime both fun and mentally stimulating. The design features small, removable cups where I can place my cat's kibble. My cat uses her paws to scoop the food out of the cups, which mimics the natural behavior of foraging. And my, is it so cute to watch! It slows down her eating but also provides her with mental stimulation, which is essential for keeping her sharp and entertained. The catit digger comes with a grip mat. The mat keeps the digger firmly in place, so my cat doesn't knock it over while she's eagerly trying to get to her food. The removable cups are also a great touch—it's so easy to pop them out for a quick wash, including the stand making cleanup a breeze. I highly recommend it for any cat that could use a bit more challenge and excitement in their feeding routine!