Catstages Nina Ottosson Buggin’ Out Puzzle & Play – Interactive Cat Puzzle Feeder for Indoor Cats, 16 Hidden Treat Compartments, Slow Feeder, Durable & Easy-Clean
$20.19
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The Catstages Nina Ottosson Buggin’ Out Puzzle & Play is the ultimate interactive cat toy that combines mental stimulation, treat dispensing, and enrichment into one engaging game. Designed as cat toys for indoor cats, kittens, and pets, this cat puzzle features 16 treat compartments that hold up to ¼ cup of food, making it a perfect cat slow feeder to help prevent overeating. Your smart cats paw, nudge, and swivel leaf-shaped flippers and ladybug pegs to uncover hidden treats, providing stimulation and problem-solving fun. This cat enrichment toy helps keep bored indoor cats entertained while helping to reduce destructive behaviors. Whether used as a cat treat puzzle, slow feeder cat bowl, or interactive cat puzzle feeder, it encourages healthy eating habits and engaging play. Built with safety in mind and durable, this cat food puzzle has no removable parts, making it easy to clean and long-lasting. Ideal for use as an alternative boredom buster to cat chew toys and teething toys, it can be used as a kitty toy, small dog puzzle, or even a puppy enrichment toy! Tthis stimulating treat puzzle provides endless fun for your feline friend while keeping them mentally and physically active. Add excitement to mealtime and playtime with this interactive cat toy that promotes problem-solving skills and foraging instincts!
Language : English
Product Dimensions : 13 x 9.5 x 1.26 inches; 15.87 ounces
Item model number : 69479
Date First Available : April 14, 2020
Manufacturer : Outward Hound
ASIN : B0872J3XV9
Best Sellers Rank: #1,888 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #14 in Interactive Toys for Cats #126 in Dog Toys
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Interactive Cat Puzzle Toy: Engaging cat puzzle feeder that sparks natural hunting and foraging instincts
Enrichment for Indoor Cats: Keeps cats busy, reduces boredom, and provides rewarding treat-finding fun
Cat Puzzle Treat Dispenser: Holds 1/4 cup of cat food or small treats in 16 compartments to encourage slower, healthier eating
Multiple Ways to Play: Scoot pegs and swivel leaves to uncover hidden treats; works with Catstages Purrfect Bitez or other small cat treats
Safe & Easy to Clean: No removable parts for worry-free play; made without BPA, PVC, lead, or phthalates; wipes clean easily
13 reviews for Catstages Nina Ottosson Buggin’ Out Puzzle & Play – Interactive Cat Puzzle Feeder for Indoor Cats, 16 Hidden Treat Compartments, Slow Feeder, Durable & Easy-Clean
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Plant Lady –
Fun for cats and their parents, well designed puzzle is cute and functional
Cute nature themed design and easy for curious cats to figure out. My cat tends to move the lady bugs with her nose rather than her paw. I haven’t tried doing a combo of the leaves and ladybugs yet. My cat has used puzzles before, but I still slowly introduced this one so she would understand the concept. The plastic material is good heavy quality and should last a while and be easy to clean.
Liz Cummings –
Great Toy, one cat has some difficulty
Works as designed. The instructions are very thorough, and make recommendations for how to help your cats learn how to use it, plus ideas to enhance enrichment such as placing the toy in different locations every time so that they can “hunt” for their treats.Of my two cats, one is generally treat motivated and loves to use the toy. It is easy for her to slide the components to reveal the treats and keeps her engaged until she finds all the treats. My other cat, who typically does not play with treat toys as much, does not have quite as long of a snout and had some difficulty getting the treat out of the compartment without using her paw to pull it out. Definitely a little frustrating for her, so it make take a little modification to make the toy work for her.Overall, though, I’m very satisfied with the puzzle toy. It’s quiet, big, and feels durable.
Planet X –
Affordable, Decent Form Factor, Cat Used on First Day, But Slippy Pegs
The quality and durability seem excellent due to the high-quality materials, though I’ve not done any extensive stress tests. The only notable quality issue is how the circle parts don’t seem to stay up on their own very well, and that knocks it down to four stars. Battery life is not applicable because this doesn’t use a battery. Weight is adequate to stay grounded without feeling too bulky to move when vacuuming. Noise level is not applicable because it contains no major moving or electrical parts. This would probably be fun for dogs too, as stimulation is stimulation at the end of the day, but dogs require more attention and physical activity, so this would be more for separation anxiety than something useful when you’re in the other room. Cats likely will find a more consistent use for this than dogs, but dogs may be at it longer due to their higher intelligence and trainability, thus more potential for engagement and persistence with the higher-level challenges.
stephanie –
Great for cats
My cats annoy me for treats daily, but this is my preferred way to give treats! These puzzle feeders challenge my cats to get their treat reward. It encourages them to use their minds, and natural skills to hunt the treats. I like that it keeps them busy, and they have to take some time for the puzzle. Its easy to fill and clean, a really good price
Alaina J. –
Super fun enrichment toy! (And cute)
This is such a great product! My baby Portobella is a little Hoover when it comes to kibble and this lets her show how smart she is and is very incentivized. She loved it right away and started playing by swiveling a seed out of the way and bumping the peg with her nose to keep the treat slot open 🙂 it’s silent play for her too because there’s no electronics or clicking it’s just her new late night snack toy! The first day I check the next morning a d she solved her whole melon 😍 it’s sturdy but there’s no harsh edges or corners so she doesn’t smoosh her whiskers when getting her reward 🙂
Amazon Customer –
It’s Ok – Not much of a challenge
This kept my kitten entertained for three minutes whenever I hid treats in it. She figured out how to get to the treats right away – not much of a challenge. My other kitten has no interest in it at all. A crinkle ball or Christmas bow on the other hand provide hours of fun. The product works but I think there are more entertaining toys that do not necessitate treats. So it’s a three star for me.
BeachMama –
Excellent Puzzle Toy for Older Cats!
This cat puzzle is great, especially for my older cats!It’s a fairly easy puzzle, but they were definitely intrigued and interested. Once I showed them how the parts moved, they quickly figured out how to get their treats! It’s so fun to watch them engage with it.Highly recommend for senior cats needing a little mental stimulation!
MJ –
Awesome Pawesome Puzzle!
This is a great toy. Once cats figure it out, they’ll do it faster and faster. My cat likes doing the leaves the most since they’re easiest for him. Super easy to clean and there’s no setup required. Ready out of the box. It’s lightweight. The material feels like wheat straw or recycled plastic. It is sturdy but light. This is a noisier toy. You can hear when kitten is pawing kibble out of the holes or sliding the leaves and ladybugs. If that “bugs” you 🐞 then keep looking!I got this toy on sale but I think it’s worth full price, too. Great Christmas present for my creature. It can fit a surprising amount of kibble and works great as a kibble slow-feeder. If you feed your cat portions of dry kibble, this would be a good feeder for that. It can be time consuming to fill the ladybugs and requires some precision.
MISORA –
商品名は「猫用おもちゃ」なんだけど、うちではチワワ用の知育トイとして活躍してます。最初は「てんとう虫の形が可愛いし、小型犬でもいけるかな？」くらいのノリで買ったんですが、これが思った以上にハマってくれてます。本体はてんとう虫型で、上の赤いパーツがスライドしたり回ったりして、その下からフードやおやつが出てくるタイプのトリーツゲーム。うちのチワワは最初、「ん？ なにこれ？」って感じでクンクンするところからスタートだったんですが、ちょっとだけ手伝ってあげて仕組みを見せてあげたら、前足と鼻を上手く使ってスライドさせるコツをだんだん覚えていきました。小型犬でも扱いやすいポイントはこんな感じです：本体がそこまで大きくないので、チワワサイズでも怖がらずに近づける裏面に滑り止めが付いていて、フローリングでもそこまで暴れないパーツの動きが軽すぎず重すぎずで、「ちょっと頑張れば動く」絶妙な手応え完全に“がっつり噛んで遊ぶおもちゃ”ではなく、頭を使ってフードを取り出すタイプなので、雨の日で散歩が短くなっちゃったときとか、夜の“もう一遊び”にちょうどいい感じです。難易度としては、全くの初心者ワンコ：最初は人間が少しヒントを出してあげた方がいい慣れてきたワンコ：１ゲーム数分で全部出せるようになるかもというくらいなので、「難しすぎて心折れる」より「考えながら遊べて楽しい」寄りの知育おもちゃだと思います。一方で、犬に使うときに気をつけたほうがいいなと思った点もあります：噛みぐせが強い子だと、プラスチックのパーツを噛み壊そうとする可能性あり放置すると本体ごと引きずり回したりするので、必ず“人が見ている前提”で使うおもちゃフードやおやつのサイズによっては穴から出にくいことがあるので、小粒タイプが相性◎なので、「ひとり遊び用のおもちゃ」というよりは、飼い主がそばで見守りながら、一緒に遊ぶ知育タイム用っていうイメージが合ってます。【良かったところ】猫用だけど、小型犬（チワワ）でもサイズ感・構造ともに十分遊べるスライドや回転でフードを探す“頭を使う遊び”ができて、良い気分転換になる雨の日や散歩が短い日の“プラスアルファの運動＆刺激”としてちょうどいい底に滑り止め付きで、フローリングでもそこまで暴れない【気になったところ】噛み癖が強い犬種・子には、目を離すとパーツを噛み壊しそうで少し不安完全な“放置おもちゃ”には向かない（必ず見守り前提）フードは小粒タイプじゃないと出にくいことがある【まとめ】「猫用って書いてあるけど、小型犬でも遊べるかな？」と思いつつ試してみた結果、うちのチワワにはかなりヒットした知育トイでした。がっつり壊しながら遊ぶタイプのおもちゃじゃなくて、頭を使ってフードを探す“パズルゲーム”的な遊びをさせたいという飼い主さんには、猫・犬どちらにも候補に入れていいアイテムだと思います。小型犬で、好奇心強め＆フードモチベ高めな子には特におすすめです。
Sunshine –
Well made, sturd. Good quality. Cats haven’t figured it out yet but they are very curious about it.
Carina Struck –
My 5 month old Maine coon loves it. It’s good quality: sturdy, to hold him standing all over it (right now he is 4kg) : pieces are easy to move so he can get the reward for his efforts but still makes him work for it. It’s been a good way to introduce him to new places with the distraction of a treat, that lasts a bit longer than giving them to him by hand.
Neil –
Our cats love this. Just make sure you put delicious treats inside to entice them.
Rachel Lee –
It’s a good quality enrichment toy with multiple permutations for cats to find their snack. It wasn’t overly difficult for my cat, but challenging enough for her to stay engaged and slow down her snack time.