Catit Pixi Cat Treat Dispenser Rooster
The Catit Pixi Cat Treat Dispenser Rooster is a playful and interactive toy designed to engage your cat’s natural hunting instincts.
- Playful Rooster Design: The cute rooster shape captures your cat’s attention and encourages active play.
- Stimulates Hunting Instincts: Challenges your cat to hunt for treats, reducing boredom and promoting mental stimulation.
- Easy to Use: Simply fill the dispenser with treats or kibble up to 9 mm (0.4 in) in diameter for a fun play session.
- Safe & Durable Materials: Constructed from BPA-free plastics to ensure safe and long-lasting use.
- Adjustable Treat Release: Customize the treat release rate with the adjustable opening to match your cat’s activity level.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | BPA-free plastic |
| Max Treat Size | 9 mm (0.4 in) diameter |
| Design | Rooster shape |
| Function | Treat dispensing with adjustable release |
FAQ
How does the adjustable treat release work?
The adjustable opening allows you to control how quickly treats are released, making it easier to tailor the challenge to your cat’s behavior and energy level.
Can I use dry kibble in this dispenser?
Yes, the dispenser is designed to hold kibble up to 9 mm (0.4 in) in diameter, making it suitable for dry food as well as small treats.
Is the rooster design safe for cats to chew on?
The rooster is made from BPA-free plastic and is durable enough to withstand normal play, but it is not intended for chewing. Supervise your cat during use.




Blake Lambert –
My cat loves the rooster shape and will spend hours trying to open it. The treat release is adjustable, so I can control how often treats come out. It’s a great way to keep her mentally active.
Anna Mills –
The dispenser works well for short play sessions. My cat gets excited when it opens, and it helps reduce her boredom. I like that it’s easy to refill and clean.
Owen Avery –
Great design and very effective at stimulating my cat’s natural hunting behavior. The adjustable feature lets me change the difficulty based on how active she is.