Trixie Pet Products 5-in-1 Cat Activity Center in White

I have a very inquisitive and intelligent cat that needed a challenge so this is great fun for him. He sits in front of the activity center waiting for me to put treats in it when I get home. We are also entertained by watching him!

We have a Maine Coon cat and I have been looking for something to challenge him. This product is perfect for that; however, the spaces are not bid enough for his paws. He gave up trying to get the treats.

My cat didn't care for the activity center. She went over and checked it out, but had no interest in playing with it. She's eight years old and still fairly playful for her age, but she just didn't take to this product. She likes to bat balls around and chase after them, so I put a couple of those in the activity center for her to go after, but she wouldn't. I left it on the floor for a couple of weeks; still no interest. So I returned the product for a refund. But I think it's worth a try for most cats that still like to play, so I recommend it. Kittens and very young cats probably love it. The only think I'd change about the design would be to add a little border around the edge to keep balls and other toys in the activity center, so the cat stays there and plays.

I bought this Trixie 5-in-1 Cat Activity Center for my 6 year old cat to give her something to play with when I'm not home. When I put treats or kibbles in it, she immediately tries to get them out, even when she's just eaten, so I think she enjoys the challenge of retrieving the morsels as much as eating them.

This is an excellent activity center for my cat, she loves getting the treats out and it's interesting to see how dexterous she can be with her paws.

I always knew one of my cats was super-smart, and this toy proved it. She figured out how to get food out of all of the obstacles within a day. Alas, the other poor kitty has struggled, but she has learned from watching the smart one. It prolongs feeding time and gives them something to do for a while.

Cat interacts as expected. Fun to watch her bat the treats through the Plinko pegs and crevices. She's unable to fish treats out of the little clear bowls, though. It's great to see her get a little activity at 13 years old.

Went to a lecture by an animal behaviorist that showed toys to keep your cat busy. I ordered it for my very active kitten. He really enjoys working out how to get his food out of the maze. I put it up for a week and bring it back out and it'd a new toy again