89 reviews forTrixie Cat Activity Fun Board

My indoor cat is a male of 10kg and he is devouring his croquettes very fast so he is consistently asking for food. He never had anything similar to this and he is very lazy so I was hesitating but now I confirm that since I bought it, my cat eats way less as he has to “fight” for his food and he figured out how to use it immediately on his own! It’s quite steady and suitable for big cats! I strongly recommend it!

Excellent. Our cat loves it and it makes him take longer to eat his meals. He has no bother with most of the "puzzles" on it, but cannot get the food out of the ball shapes. They Shouldve had 2 that were different/simpler. Some of other cats can get then out of the balls tho.

My two cats took to this straight away. They can get all the food out of the different parts without much difficulty but I think they enjoy it. I really like that it's quite weighty and sturdy, and that you can put it in the dishwasher.

I have four cats, and found that the most skilled cat was able to get the treats from any part of the board in seconds, and so was eating nearly all of the treats herself. I also discovered one of my cats couldn't really work it out/was too lazy to try and just sat by the board waiting for me to give him treats instead. I think it's a great toy if you have one cat, or your cats are similar in intelligence, but otherwise you have to be really careful in monitoring which cats are eating the treats!

I got this from my friend as a gift for my two cat. It;s lot of fun to watch them try solved problems. But after 2 hours play,my 10 mouth BSH kitten now can get the treats out in 10 seconds no matter where I placed the treat...

Our 9 month tabby loves this activity board and he took to it straight away. He quickly knew what to do and enjoys the thrill of getting the treats.

the two cats -one 2 the other 18 both find this fun and it has only been around for a couple of days. the 2 yr old uses a "smash and grab" approach whereas the 18 yr old has a slightly more ponderous approach. It would get a 5 if there were some bits that could be entered sideways- ie if some of the balls could be on end.

I bought this board for my 11 year old siamese cat, he doesnt play with toys but loves food, he loves this toy although i put it away for a while so he forgets how to get the treats out, my other two cats cant figure it out!

Our British shorthair boy is largely an indoor cat as he's deaf, but perhaps because of this, he is fairly receptive to toys, very inquisitive and intelligent. Subsequently, he worked out each of the tasks almost straight away. Having said that, this is the only toy that he has showed sustained interest in and he uses it daily. Just a shame they couldn;t have made it a bit more difficult.