Cat Amazing HEX – Interactive Treat Maze – Cat Treat Puzzle Box – Cat Puzzle Feeder – Treat Box for Indoor Cats – Enrichment Food Dispenser Toy – Best Cat Toy Ever!

It was easy to assemble. You can add small toys inside if you like. So far, my cat is not bored from this toy.

I have to say, this is also a puzzle for humans, since assembly is required, but the company's assembly video was very easy to follow. This is a great treat puzzle for cats. Mine figured out how to use it right away and were actually able to get treats out with some effort. I was concerned about that after the abysmal failure of a fabric carrot puzzle I got them that was so impossible, and made them so hopeless, that they wouldn't even eat treats straight off the floor anymore. But this one is great! They can both use it without arguing over territory since there are 6 sides and many holes. They cooperate nicely together. Our smaller cat figured out she could stick her entire head into the biggest hole on the top, so hopefully her dingbat antics won't result in a cardboard mini crisis. This puzzle does slide around a lot on linoleum, so I put it on a silicone mat to keep it from moving, which seems to work quite well. If you want to preoccupy your cat for awhile, I recommend this puzzle. It will keep them entertained at snack time.

Love cat amazing Hex! This is our 3rd cat amazing product. Both of our cats enjoy hunting throughout the day. Hex gives them a mild challenge with a solid reward. The holes are perfect paw size and swiping shape. The two levels make it fun to hunt from the bottom (our black cat) or sit on top and dig (our orange cat). We had a better result after reading the cat help guide the first time we used cat amazing sliders- it told us to put the treats on top next to the holes so the cats would accidentally bump the treat into the box and that would make the cat more invested in getting the treatment out. After our cats learned by trial and error how to dig and shove the box they became pros. We then went to dropping the treats into the box while they listened and watched. We also had to start with larger treats (easier to see and grab) like freeze dried duck cubes. Some people suggested toys and we sometimes use coil plastic toys or cat nip scented mice but the cats have to watch the toys be put in. Now that we have expert hunters we use a mix of duck cubes and greenies. We liked cat amazing sliders but our orange cat figured out how to flip it on the side causing all the treats to fall out. Cat Amazing Hex has not been flipped yet because it's shape prevents it. The fumblers inside the box also provide a better movable obstacle for reaching the treats (super fun to bat at) than cat amazing sliders. The box material holds up to constant batting, shoving, sitting on and jumping off. I would recommend Hex to anyone with a bored indoor cat. And last thing, watching the video cat amazing provides on how to build the Hex box makes assembly super easy in minutes. Without the video it is not as intuitive.

...the cardboard "toys" are too big for the cats to get out easily. And the edible treats I dropped in there got lost and when my cats found one and tried to paw it out, the cardboard lip of the opening was too deep for them to curl their paws and slide it up the inside wall to get it out. ☹ ***This would make a great raccoon or crow toy but #fail for my cats.*** At least it wasn't expensive so I'm not that mad. And it truly WAS well made - the toy pieces separated easily from the cardboard sheet it was attached to (I hate it when you're trying to separate a die-cut piece and it tears the piece you want).

Was looking for a puzzle toy that didn't have any silicone/soft plastics or incredibly inedible parts, as our cats love eating things they shouldn't. They love this toy. Did they destroy certain parts of it by ripping it to get at the treats? Yup. Still quite functional after a few months and keeps 2 of them entertained for about 15-20 minutes, since they've now made cheat holes to get to the treats easier.

This is actually a pretty great puzzle toy for the reason that it doesn’t require JUST food like every other puzzle toy on the market. It’s pretty easy to put together (though I would say the instructions weren’t as clear as they could’ve been). It’s pretty sturdy cardboard too, which is nice. But, again, the best part about it is that it’s big enough to stick toys in there. My cat *loves* his plastic springs, and now I can make them more stimulating for him to dig them out. Same with his mouse toys. Will say, putting treats in here is actually a bit more difficult. I’ve found my cat actually kinda struggles to get the small stuff out as there’s no real short ledges at the bottom. But again, it’s cardboard so if you wanna go more treat focused, ya can just take scissors to it. So yeah, great puzzle choice without increasing your cat’s belt size! Lol.