9 reviews forTIAKI Coliseum Intelligence Toy for Cats

Basically, the design is good, but the material is very thin and therefore super light, so the activity board gets dragged around more than the cat actually manages to get the food out properly. I also find the edges almost too sharp.

I bought these for my old cat, and out of all the games, this was the dullest option and interested me the least. You can't really modify it except for those spikes, since the holes are spaced differently from each other.

My cats can fish out dry food at the same time. There are some kibbles that are easy to get and others that are harder to reach. This way, I can always offer dry food without worrying that one cat will clear everything out of boredom or greed. It's also great at night because now I can sleep through without constantly having starving cats. The price is great too.

It's a good toy to keep your kitty entertained for a while as they figure out how to get the treats out. Plus, you don't have to worry: there are no pieces that could come loose and be swallowed by the cat. The only 'but' isn't the toy's fault: my cat has no patience, she's spoiled, and if she has to work too hard to get the treat, she just gives up. But it works, and I'm sure it stimulates feline intelligence.

I have two cats, one is a "vacuum cleaner" and the other is a connoisseur. It's perfect because both can enjoy it at the same time without everything being gobbled up by one cat in seconds.

Great intelligence game to stimulate and keep your cat busy, you can remove the lid for an easier level. My cat has become very agile with his paws to grab the treats. The downside is that one of the main modular part’s clips broke when I took it off because the plastic is hard and breaks easily. So now it doesn’t hold on one side anymore. On the other hand, the customer service was great—they offered me an exchange or a refund since I’d only had it for a short time. Thank you Zooplus!

Well, for now my cat isn’t too keen. I think she’s just a bit lazy... I put some little treats inside to motivate her and that works, but only for the treats! The kibble she manages to get out, she just leaves outside. I put her regular bowl with her kibble next to it and she uses that. (I don’t want her to stop eating kibble just because it’s harder to get to.) To be continued...

Nice little thing. The cats quickly figure out how it works and then have a great time fishing out all the treats. It could have been finished a bit more neatly though. The plastic edges around the openings are quite sharp. I’d recommend going over them with some sandpaper first to avoid any (cut) injuries.