Catit Pixi Treat Dispenser Rooster
PIXI treat dispenser cat toy from Catit, available in a rooster or mouse design.
Wobbling cutie with yummy treats – reignite your cat’s play drive with the Catit PIXI Treat Dispenser – a greatly entertaining wobbling toy with inner treat compartment. The toy will randomly drop food or treats you’ve inserted to reward your cat’s playful behaviour.
Self-righting toy – the toy’s built-in weight acts as a self-righting mechanism, so the interactive fun can keep going on.
Fun & Rewarding
- Insert treats – twist off the top to insert cat treats or dry food of up to 9mm (0.4 inch) in diameter.
- Adjustable difficulty – move the slider to make it more (or less) challenging for your cat to get treats out.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Toy Design | Rooster |
| Max Treat Diameter | 9mm (0.4 inch) |
| Self-Righting | Yes |
| Material | Plastic |
FAQ
How do I insert treats into the Pixi Treat Dispenser?
Twist off the top of the toy to insert cat treats or dry food up to 9mm in diameter.
Can I adjust the difficulty level of the toy?
Yes, move the slider to make it more or less challenging for your cat to get treats out.
Does the toy return to an upright position after tipping?
Yes, the built-in weight acts as a self-righting mechanism, allowing the toy to stay interactive.
Sophie Pullman –
My cat loves the rooster toy. It wobbles and drops treats randomly, which keeps her engaged. The slider lets me adjust how hard it is to get treats, so I can control her playtime. It’s durable and the treat compartment stays clean.
Alan Sharp –
Great for interactive play. My cat spends more time playing with it than other toys. The self-righting feature is a nice touch. I’ve used it with both wet and dry treats. A little tricky at first, but she quickly learns the pattern.
Tim Dowd –
The rooster design is cute and the toy responds well to my cat’s movements. The treat release is consistent and the slider works smoothly. It’s a fun way to encourage play and reward behavior.