Fantasyon 2 Pcs Cat Treat Toy Puzzle Feeder, Cat Treat Dispenser Treat Ball Slow Feeder Ball for Interactive IQ Treat Training Toy

Our cat was obsessed with the Dreamies treat mouse, but after 2 years of bashing the daylights out of the thing, it smashed!These mice are similar to the OG mouse, but way cheaper. They fit Dreamies and other sized treats in, keeping a cat occupied for well, let’s be honest, 2 minutes rather than 10 seconds 😂But, my cat loves it! And now I have a spare for when goes missing or breaks. They come in nice gift boxes too, ideal if you’re buying for a stocking filler.Treats go in via the head, which twists off. Unlike the original version, the body doesn’t twist over the holes to make it harder for a cat to get treats.

My cat doesn’t like it as much as his dreamies one but it looks similar and does the job

Arrived quickly thank you

My cat used to love her Dreamies mouse, but this is a cheap imitation. Brittle cheap plastic and doesn’t have the little pegs that allowed you to adjust amount of biscuits released. Feels low quality - won’t be using it

Nice little toys for treats

Excellent toy treat feeder,I had bought one before lashed for ever until 1 ear broke off due to hard play which left it falling open ,took the opportunity to buy two sets this time ,one set for my son and daughter who also have cats .not just a toy but stops them gobbling down the treats in seconds treat treat toy 5star.

Got this to replace one that had finally broken after at least five years of daily use. This one didn’t last five days. The head doesn’t lock on to the body properly so it keeps falling apart. I have a very disappointed cat…

One of my cats loves to chew through string and elastic ... and charging cables, and earphone cables etc...This includes any lovely dangly toys we buy for her and the other 3 miscreants. This seemed ideal as it has a lovely fabric 'string' that's not so easy to chew through. The bounce seems to be built into a spiral portion of the toy. It's very easy to put up, a sticky pad attaches to the wall above the door architrave and seems to hold well. This makes it easy to close the door with the toy in situ. However I would prefer the springy door architrave grips other toys of this type seem to have, as I could just put it back up if it came down, and remove and reinstall easily if I didn't want a ball on a string getting in the way of doorway use. Initially Binks seemed to be very interested and played with it for about 3 minutes; never to touch it again, the other three have ignored it's existence entirely despite lots of interactive jiggling, and a spray of catnip. I don't think it's the fault of the toy, I still think it's a great idea, my cats' are just idiots.