Cat Amazing HEX – Interactive Treat-Hunt Puzzle Feeder

This is the 4th puzzle I tried, and it’s a hit. Other 3 got returned bc of poor manufactured plastic, too easy or too pricey and easy. This one has good challenge that my cat likes as she takes her treat hunting seriously and likes cardboard boxes . She gets all treats out (even in the dark) and the process is enjoyable. I set it out after dinner and overnight, and then put away out of sight in the morning.Don’t know how long cardboard will last but I like the compartmentalized design and will try to maintain it.

It was easy to assemble. You can add small toys inside if you like. So far, my cat is not bored from this toy.

Our cat loves this thing. It's surprisingly stable and it's held up really well so far.

My cats do like this toy and they look forward "treat time" every evening. I use dry cat treats. I have found that the cats cannot grab the treats so the treats end up getting batted/slid around a lot on the inside without many of them being retrieved. I cut the lower openings down so they were level with the bottom of the box and I had to tape the flaps on the inside of the box down to give a smoother surface. This allowed my cats to get the treats out of the box. So this is a great idea and the instruction video made assembly very easy. But it's not engineered so that the cats can get the treats out easily

Love cat amazing Hex! This is our 3rd cat amazing product. Both of our cats enjoy hunting throughout the day. Hex gives them a mild challenge with a solid reward. The holes are perfect paw size and swiping shape. The two levels make it fun to hunt from the bottom (our black cat) or sit on top and dig (our orange cat). We had a better result after reading the cat help guide the first time we used cat amazing sliders- it told us to put the treats on top next to the holes so the cats would accidentally bump the treat into the box and that would make the cat more invested in getting the treatment out. After our cats learned by trial and error how to dig and shove the box they became pros. We then went to dropping the treats into the box while they listened and watched. We also had to start with larger treats (easier to see and grab) like freeze dried duck cubes. Some people suggested toys and we sometimes use coil plastic toys or cat nip scented mice but the cats have to watch the toys be put in. Now that we have expert hunters we use a mix of duck cubes and greenies. We liked cat amazing sliders but our orange cat figured out how to flip it on the side causing all the treats to fall out. Cat Amazing Hex has not been flipped yet because it's shape prevents it. The fumblers inside the box also provide a better movable obstacle for reaching the treats (super fun to bat at) than cat amazing sliders. The box material holds up to constant batting, shoving, sitting on and jumping off. I would recommend Hex to anyone with a bored indoor cat. And last thing, watching the video cat amazing provides on how to build the Hex box makes assembly super easy in minutes. Without the video it is not as intuitive.