Trixie Cat Activity Turn Around, 22 × 33 × 18 cm

The clever one, Elsa, figured this out in less than a minute whilst the other one, Finnigan, watched to see how it worked. After an hour, Elsa is bored and Finn has yet to figure it out... All round a great toy- how long it keeps them entertained for depends on your cat's intelligence/desire for treats. If you want to make it easier, they even include lids with 1 big hole as opposed to 3 small ones. This is the second Trixie product I have bought (I got the fun board which they've used for years now) and I am just as impressed with quality and sturdiness as I thought I would be. It's a really decent product for the price point and should last you for years- also easy to clean/maintain. It won't change your cat's life, but is fantastic as part of a rotation of environmental enrichment toys for your curious furry babies!

Took a while for my cats to work it out, now one is an expert, so entertaining as well as challenging. Good size for cats and maybe very small dogs. Plastic so durable and easy to clean. Works well to slow the meals. 4 stars only because the cat biscuits fall out easily even with the smallest holes.

This product is fantastic!! My cat hasn’t quite got to grips with it but I’m sure she will! The maze a the bottom adds more interest too and it’s really funny watching her try to get the mout of the spikes!!

It's a hit with me and the kitcat. Bought it after an easier food toy didn't seem challenging enough. She got it in the first 20 min. I started with the lids off and tipped them 90 degrees so they were horizontal and the food near the end. Then next time with the lids on. She's yet to work out when they've got something in there but I'm confident she'll work out no rattle means they're empty I know it's not the point but I enjoy watching her (Sometimes the tubes spin round and round without dropping anything. It can be quite challenging)

Got for my nan and her cat, they both love it

Didn’t work for my cat. No interest whatsoever.

This was reasonably easy to put together, and easy to use, but my cats just didn't like it. They are used to several different kinds of treat-feeders, some home made and some bought, but this one did not appeal to them. They were both put off it when the containers spun round. One of them managed to smack herself on the nose with the rotating container, and wouldn't go near it again; the other was startled when the cat treats fell on top of her head and wasn't prepared to give it another go. Their favourite treat feeders are the ones shaped like tennis balls, which they have to roll about; and a 500ml plastic bottle which I cut very small holes in, which they have to be a bit more assertive with to get the food out of. I'm going to try adapting a Pringles container next, as I wonder if they'll be less interested if they can't see the food inside.

This has kept my cat occupied for ages. Before I go to work I pop some treats in and leave him to it! He figures out how to work it very quickly, it disassembles for cleaning easily too. Only thing is to beware of what you put in it, I only use freeze dried chicken treats as I don’t want him putting any more weight on!