My Intelligent Pets Wooden Sudoku Puzzle for Medium to Large Dogs – Expert Brain Pet Toy with 9 Treat-Hiding Holes – Large Size, Wood

Ich dachte ich möchte meinen Kater nicht überfordern und erstand dieses Modell.
Allerdings löst er das “Rätsel” unter 10 Minuten und dann ist der Spaße vorbei….
Meine Empfehlung: größeres Modell kaufen mit mehr Feldern, was ich auch tun werde!
Die Verarbeitung ist gut, das Spielzeug liegt gut in der “Pfote” und ist absolut empfehlenswert!

Very nice product, well made and the cat enjoys playing to get his treats.

Mon chat adore !
Tellement malin, qu’il met – de 20 sec pour trouver sa friandise

We have a two-year-old ragdoll mix, a rescue. We’ve lived with various cats for 30+ years but this is the smartest one; she figured out how to open the front door in the apartment AND the neighbor’s door. She is constantly opening drawers and boxes and she gets bored and then acts out and act up. On the advice of a friend we got this puzzle, and she loves it. Still a nice little challenge and so beautiful and well-made that we can leave it out where guests can see – this is not a piece of plastic junk! Really well made and lovely. I highly recommend this for small smarties!

This is a simple, durable , well made and clever device to give treats to cats (or small dogs) who eat treats too fast.

My cat would wolf down treats, even if I put them 2 feet apart.

With experience, my cat has this figured out but it still takes her a few seconds between treats. No more
yakking!

The video is from the week we got this device in July. 6 weeks later and she has it mastered.

I shake the puzzle out before wiping it down to get the crumbs out.

Then I use 50/50 vinegar and water to wipe the puzzle down. That combo is a safe and effective disinfectant that I use on my custom wood cutting board – it was recommended by the cutting board manufacturer.

This is a fun and entertaining product if your cat eats too fast. My cat also likes the game. When I rattle the puzzle around she knows it’s great time.

Mein großer Kater liebt jede Art von Fummelbrettern, alles, wo man herumtüfteln muss, um an Leckerchen zu kommen. Auch dieses “Katzen-Sudoku” macht ihm großen Spaß. Es ist aus Holz (deswegen empfehle ich, trockene Leckerchen hinein zu tun) und liegt schön stabil auf dem Boden. Er schiebt die Elemente hin und her und räumt das ganze Teil aus. Ich muss ihm nächstes Weihnachten wohl noch ein größeres Sudoku als Herausforderung kaufen.
Für seinen kleinen Katerkumpel ist dies übrigens nichts, der macht nur mit, wenn er die Leckerchen sehen kann.