This is a weighted and challenging food puzzle designed originally for small to medium sized dogs, but is no match for an experienced foraging cat! Featuring an adjustable opening and a difficult to grip exterior, this toy is sure to slow down a cat that eats too quickly.
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The Kong Wobbler for cats
This is a challenging, weighted and rather large foraging toy for cats. This puzzle is geared towards the experienced forager and cats that are very driven. The challenge can be increased if need be by placing various cat toys inside to occasionally obstruct the opening or by placing smaller food puzzles inside such as foraging ping pong balls by Fundamentally Feline!
Cat Epic! by the creator of Cat Amazing!
Cat Epic! is brought to you by the maker of Cat Amazing. This is an intricate and difficult stationary food puzzle that offers three challenge levels. The pieces inside can be reconfigured to make it easier or harder based on the cat’s skill level.
The Catit Spinner
This is a beginner puzzle that surprisingly kept a few master foragers occupied for a minute! It spins and swirls like a top, dispensing food out of one of three openings. The inside has a maze that prevents the food from dispensing too easily. It is good to offer novel puzzles from time to time to curb mental boredom.
A beautiful DIY install!
We usually only feature our custom installations on this page, but this client did such a beautiful job we just had to feature this project. This just goes to show you CAN do this yourself. We encourage you to "cheat off of our paper." Visit the many projects featured on this website and design something that fits your space. Just look at what you can do!
The living room feline wonderland!
The handsome Caeser looking like a piece of art.
Vertical space is not just for high volume feline households. Even homes with two or three cats can benefit and thrive from having places to climb, play and perch. Caeser and Fiona use their vertical space daily and love to stretch out and sunbathe as well as play "king of the mountain" by swatting one another off of a perch.
Remember that this provides an outlet for the cat's natural need to climb, condition nails and muscles as well as seek a safe vantage point up high.
Give your cat the gift of height!
Caeser and Fiona exploring.
Before.
In progress (Jake maps it out with painters tape first).
Finished product!
The left hand side of the doorway.
Fiona goes for her first pole climb!
Another angle of the left hand side of doorway.
Before
Officially the longest run we have ever made!
Now, just two cats enjoying themsleves!
Caeser walking across the long sisal run.
A good jowl rub marks it as his own!
"Why doesn't this go around the corner, mom & dad?"
What do you think is in this corner you guys?
Cutie!
Happy cats, that is the goal!
The scooped beds are a hit!
Caeser surveying his kingdom.
