Self-Balancing Cat Feeder Toy
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The toy that fights back - gently.
This self-balancing feeder wobbles, springs and rights itself with every swipe, keeping cats hooked long after ordinary toys are abandoned under the sofa. The treat-ball version releases food as it rocks, stretching mealtime out and giving indoor cats the hunt they're missing.
Key Features
- Self-balancing base springs back from every swipe
- Treat ball version releases food gradually
- Strong wear-resistant build for enthusiastic paws
- Relieves boredom and slows fast eaters
- Three styles: large teaser, small teaser and treat ball
Use Cases
- Indoor cats needing exercise
- Slow feeding for gobblers
- Solo play while you work
Specifications
- Material: rope, PP, metal
- Includes: 1 x Interactive Feeder Toy
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Shipping: free US shipping on orders over $70. Standard $8 below that, express at checkout.
Self-Balancing Cat Feeder Toy
I hate clutter so I wanted one thing that did the job properly. Height is right for a cat to reach sitting up, roughly a foot tall. Six weeks in and the plastic has no cracks despite a lot of body slamming.
My overweight cat has to work for every piece now. Base is heavy enough that it does not skid across the hardwood. It does exactly what it says.
My tortie is a menace to anything cheaply made. Freeze dried minnows fit through the hole, so do most soft treats.
Treats fall out one at a time, not in a pile, which keeps her at it!
solid, but not flawless. Set it up in under a minute with no tools. It wobbles quietly, no rattling that would wake the house. Round kibble comes out a little too easily on the widest hole.
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I hate clutter so I wanted one thing that did the job properly. Height is right for a cat to reach sitting up, roughly a foot tall. Six weeks in and the plastic has no cracks despite a lot of body slamming.
My overweight cat has to work for every piece now. Base is heavy enough that it does not skid across the hardwood. It does exactly what it says.
My tortie is a menace to anything cheaply made. Freeze dried minnows fit through the hole, so do most soft treats.
Treats fall out one at a time, not in a pile, which keeps her at it!
solid, but not flawless. Set it up in under a minute with no tools. It wobbles quietly, no rattling that would wake the house. Round kibble comes out a little too easily on the widest hole.
The rounded top means there are no edges to catch a claw. Base is heavy enough that it does not skid across the hardwood.
I hate clutter so I wanted one thing that did the job properly. She plays with it on her own at three in the morning, which is exactly what I wanted. The rounded top means there are no edges to catch a claw.
My vet actually suggested trying something like this. Height is right for a cat to reach sitting up, roughly a foot tall. The rounded top means there are no edges to catch a claw.
Been through four of these over the years. It wobbles quietly, no rattling that would wake the house. Holds about a quarter cup of dry food at a time.
The reviews sold me and they were accurate. Both cats use it, though the younger one hogs it. It wobbles quietly, no rattling that would wake the house.
You can leave the treat chamber empty and she still bats at the feather. My overweight cat has to work for every piece now.
My vet actually suggested trying something like this. Set it up in under a minute with no tools.
She plays with it on her own at three in the morning, which is exactly what I wanted. Fits in the corner by the window without taking up much floor. Treats fall out one at a time, not in a pile, which keeps her at it. My overweight cat has to work for every piece now.
She plays with it on her own at three in the morning, which is exactly what I wanted. It wobbles quietly, no rattling that would wake the house.
Ordered this for our new puppy and it's held up to the chaos. You can leave the treat chamber empty and she still bats at the feather. It will not work with wet or sticky treats. Would still buy it again.
It gives my anxious cat something to focus on when I am on calls. Height is right for a cat to reach sitting up, roughly a foot tall.
Freeze dried minnows fit through the hole, so do most soft treats. Height is right for a cat to reach sitting up, roughly a foot tall. Takes up more space than a flat mat if your apartment is small.
It gives my anxious cat something to focus on when I am on calls. Holds about a quarter cup of dry food at a time.
She plays with it on her own at three in the morning, which is exactly what I wanted. Better designed than the tunnel ball track we had before. It gives my anxious cat something to focus on when I am on calls. Better than I expected for the money.
She plays with it on her own at three in the morning, which is exactly what I wanted. Better designed than the tunnel ball track we had before. The feather on the teaser wears out faster than the tower does. Nothing that would stop me recommending it.
both cats use it, though the younger one hogs it. Refilling is a matter of unscrewing the top and pouring. It's held up better than things I paid triple for.
Honestly bought it for me more than for Pumpkin. It wobbles quietly, no rattling that would wake the house.
This showed up faster than expected which was a nice surprise. Set it up in under a minute with no tools. Base is heavy enough that it does not skid across the hardwood.
It wobbles quietly, no rattling that would wake the house. Holds about a quarter cup of dry food at a time. The treat chamber is smaller than I expected for the price.
Set it up in under a minute with no tools. You can leave the treat chamber empty and she still bats at the feather. It's earned its spot.
Not quite what I hoped for. Treats fall out one at a time, not in a pile, which keeps her at it. The feather on the teaser wears out faster than the tower does.
Six weeks in and the plastic has no cracks despite a lot of body slamming. The weighted base means it pops back upright every time she swats it.
It wobbles quietly, no rattling that would wake the house. Six weeks in and the plastic has no cracks despite a lot of body slamming. My overweight cat has to work for every piece now. Doing its job every single day.
Height is right for a cat to reach sitting up, roughly a foot tall. A teaser wand attachment clips into the top and turns it into a two in one. Would put this on any new pet owner's list.
I'd been putting this off for months and I regret waiting. You can leave the treat chamber empty and she still bats at the feather. Six weeks in and the plastic has no cracks despite a lot of body slamming. Freeze dried minnows fit through the hole, so do most soft treats.
Ordered the day after our old one cracked down the middle. You can leave the treat chamber empty and she still bats at the feather. It gives my anxious cat something to focus on when I am on calls.
I've spent way too much money on pet gear that didn't work. Treats fall out one at a time, not in a pile, which keeps her at it.
My overweight cat has to work for every piece now.