Catstages Buggin’ Out Puzzle & Play Cat Game Toy
Your smarty cats will love the challenge of the Buggin’ Out Puzzle & Play by Nina Ottosson. Cats can bat at the pegs and swivel the leaves to uncover the 16 hidden treat compartments filled with goodies. Adjust the difficulty of the puzzle to make it easier for beginners or more challenging for super-smarty cats. Pet parents can feed meals to their cat from the puzzle to engage their hunting and foraging instincts; the puzzle holds up to 1/4th cup of food. This cat puzzle has zero removable parts to avoid any choking hazards and make cleaning a breeze!
Special Features
- GREAT FOR CURIOUS CATS: Stimulates cat’s natural foraging instincts
- REPLACE YOUR BOWL: Treat puzzles can be used for daily feeding to encourage a healthy eating pace
| Capacity | 1/4 cup |
|---|---|
| Number of Hidden Compartments | 16 |
| Choking Hazard | None (zero removable parts) |
FAQ
Can the puzzle be used for daily feeding?
Yes, the puzzle can be used for daily feeding to encourage a healthy eating pace and engage your cat’s hunting and foraging instincts.
How many treat compartments does the puzzle have?
The puzzle has 16 hidden treat compartments that cats can uncover by batting at the pegs and swiveling the leaves.
Is the puzzle easy to clean?
Yes, the puzzle has no removable parts, making it easy to clean and safe from choking hazards.
Jan Pullman –
My cat absolutely loves this puzzle. She spends hours trying to uncover the treat compartments. It’s a great way to keep her mentally stimulated and it’s easy to clean after use.
Justin Manning –
The puzzle works well for both my kitten and adult cat. The difficulty level can be adjusted, which keeps them engaged. I’ve used it for feeding and it helps with mealtime routines.
Karen Short –
No small parts to worry about. The design is clever and the cat enjoys the challenge. I’ve noticed she’s more active and curious since using this toy.
James Mathis –
It’s a fun alternative to a regular food bowl. My cat finds it entertaining and it encourages her to move around during meals.