TIAKI Fun Puzzle Intelligence Toy

One of my cats gets quite anxious around food, and with these puzzles (we have 4 puzzles and 3 cats) they all have fun and take the kibble out one by one or just a few at a time, so he doesn’t binge, and they also enjoy poking around in the different holes to “hunt” for the kibble. I put them on a silicone tray so they don’t lick the floor, which is more hygienic and easier to clean. The puzzle pieces can be rearranged in lots of different ways.

The cat can keep playing with this for dozens of minutes! The puzzle toy is tricky enough that I don’t have to keep refilling it all the time or worry that she’ll finish it in five minutes. What’s great about this is that the cat can always see the treats, which really motivates her. My own cat isn’t interested at all in puzzle toys where you can’t see the treats.

This is only our second activity board. We have another one from a different brand, but this one is great! It challenges the cats a bit more because it also has a lid.

The cat was genuinely thrilled, but the quality of the product is terrible. The plastic lid cracks under the pressure of the cat’s paw (just an ordinary mixed breed, 5kg). After less than 4 months, the lid was so cracked that I had to throw it away because of the sharp edges. Now I only have the base left and you can’t buy the lid separately. For this price, it’s pointless – there are better and more durable toys out there.

This dome sometimes caused challenges for my elderly cat, as she couldn't always tell where the opening was. Luckily, bits of tape helped with this. There's enough flexibility to keep her interested.

...and that's exactly what it was about ;) They get their daily portion of treats in it. The quality of the product is definitely a plus.

Super easy to clean, can be changed again and again, brilliant!

Purchase made to slow down the eating of treats, especially by one of the cats. It turned out that the toy is loved by all of them without exception (8 cats). Even the 15-year-old female cat and the tomcat are interested. If any of them struggled, they learned the "strategy" to get the treat by watching the others. I recommend it.