SPOT Doc and Phoebe’s Cat Hunting Snacker – Interactive Indoor Treat Dispenser, Encourage Natural Instincts to Hunt, Provide Mental Stimulation, Solve Behavioral Problems & Obesity, Pack of 1 Mouse
$6.81
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Doc & Phoebe’s The Hunting Snacker makes snack time fun time! Cats are designed to hunt, catch and play with their food, and now they can with this treat despensing mouse, Simply fill, and hide and treat your cat with the hunt. The adjustable slide allows you to customize the difficulty of delivering of treats from beginner to expert. Hunting is a cat’s physical and mental exercise and helps to prevent boredom & help your pet maintain a healthy weight. Mimic the natural instinct for hunting for food and turn mealtime into a fun game. This toy also provides portion control for cats who are prone to overeating. Veterinarian researched and recommended
Product Dimensions : 3.5 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches; 1.76 ounces
Item model number : 33050
Date First Available : August 11, 2020
Manufacturer : SPOT
ASIN : B08FMWZ964
Best Sellers Rank: #20,283 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #82 in Cat Mice & Animals Toys #220 in Interactive Toys for Cats
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Doc & Phoebe’s Hunting Snacker makes giving treats a fun, interactive game for cats
Interactive indoor hunting treat dispenser is an alternative to catnip cat toys to provide stimulation and entertainment to your cat while giving them a rewarding treat
In nature, cats spend about 80% of their waking hours hunting for food. Hunting is a cat’s physical and mental exercise and helps to prevent boredom & help your pet maintain a healthy weight.
Hunting snacker is adjustable based on your cat’s level expertise with the toy. Only use the outer fabric ‘skin’ to start teaching your cat to use the toy and work up to using the inner plastic feeder with adjustable opening.
Includes one hunting snacker, constructed with a fabric outer skin and removable inner plastic feeder.
13 reviews for SPOT Doc and Phoebe’s Cat Hunting Snacker – Interactive Indoor Treat Dispenser, Encourage Natural Instincts to Hunt, Provide Mental Stimulation, Solve Behavioral Problems & Obesity, Pack of 1 Mouse
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Kathleen Parks –
Your cat will thank you.
This was recommended by our cat vet for our indoor cat who had started becoming aggressive towards some of the other animals in our house . She said indoor cats get bored and also want to hunt. I didn’t believe it until it happened… we filled it with some of her food (use treats if that is motivating to your cat). And my son hid it in the room she likes to be in. Late that night she came running around the house meowing so proudly with it in her mouth showing us all. It was so crazy and pretty cute. She doesn’t do it every time… sometimes she just hides and eats. But it helps keep her busy!
Kelley Elliott –
Fun enrichment game for house panthers.
My felines have loved this treat toy so much that I currently cannot find it!But it is exactly as advertised. Easy to get different sized treats in, and adjustable so they don’t just pour out. The design makes it easy for cats to throw it and carry it around like a mouse.It’s a lot of fun for cats that enjoy hunting and hide-n-seek.
Carly S –
Fun cat toy
My 9 month old kitten really likes this toy. It’s a good way to make him work for his treats. He loves to toss it around and flip it to try to get the treats out. It is on the bigger side compared to some of his other toys, but he’s a big boy so he doesn’t seem to mind. It can be a little annoying to fill, but I have a mini scoop from another toy that works pretty well. One thing I really don’t like is the “tail” of the toy. I would recommend either removing it or tucking it in, especially if your cat is prone to chewing on strings.
M –
You all were right.
It’s way too big and it’s HARD. I have a lot of rugs on my very hard floor but that doesn’t stop this sounding like a load of rocks. I have a big cat. He loves to play. He HATES this thing. If I so much as nudge it, he tears across the room and hides. He doesn’t even care that treats come out of it. He won’t touch it, he acts like it’s his ex-wife at a singles mixer. It’s big. It’s bigger than you think and it could and should be half the size. You can put like 40 treats in there. They don’t need that. It’s hard, which makes it loud and also just not fun to mess around with for soft kitty paws. It should be like a little sturdy silicone or something and half the size. Thank you for it being inexpensive but it’s still more than $0 for my cat to dispise it. It’s a good idea in theory but I think it needs a redesign.
brookyd –
Great overall but take safety precautions
Bought this to slow down our fast eater/over fed cat and provide some entertainment (for the cat and us)It took time for the cat to warm up and know what to expect from this toy. Hunger is the motivator here.***Please take the extra precaution to remove the elastic string closure at the back of the mouse. The cat almost swallowed it. Since there was little resistance, I was able to pull the elastic out of his throat. It’s a needless piece for the toy to function so just remove it for safety sake. We continue to use the toy/feeder without it, and it otherwise works well. Would be a 5 star if not for the hazard.
moosie94 –
Keeps them occupied
Definitely keeps my energetic cat entertained. Great value for the money. So far this toy has kept his attention more often and longer than any other toy.
Ashley –
Choking hazard parts broke off after a couple days of use
I bought this about 6-7 months ago and forgot about it for a little while. A couple days ago I remembered it and brought it out to start teaching my cat to use it. After a few days of leaving the hole completely open, I tried to slide the hole cover over the hole so she could learn to open the toy. It immediately slid off and broke apart (see pictures). It seems like you should be able to piece it back together and fix it, but theres no way to actually position it back inside the toy once you snap the two pieces together. Basically a waste of money and breaks super easily. Im just glad that it broke when I was messing with it, rather than when my cat was eating out of it! It would have been a real choking hazard for my cat who likes eating plastic.
Amazon Customer –
Amazing purchase
The “tail” came off pretty early and it does tend to collect hair because of the fabric. Those are my only negatives. I love that the opening is adjustable for different types of food or for newbies to figure it out. My cat absolutely loves this feeder! I have a couple of them and hide them throughout the house when I go out of town for a couple of days so that she has something to keep her fed & mentally stimulated while I am gone
Nataliia –
Our 5-month Ragdoll kitten loves it. After we showed him treats can fall from it, he found his own way, how to get treats: turns it with his nose (whether on YouTube we saw cats use their paws for that).Our kitten actively uses it around a month. Before that, he was still distracted or scared with the sound that this toy (plastic part) and a similar toy from other brand (completely plastic) make on hard floors.Will buy for my mom’s cat, and my friend’s cat!It’d be better called “food Mousey”, as I saw being called on “Billy speaks” channel, it’d be much easier to find searching
Estelle –
Ces petites souris sont super pour occuper les chats et leur donner l’opportunité de “chasser” leur nourriture. Mes 3 chats ont compris comment elles s’utilisent assez facilement. C’est très rigolo de les cacher dans la maison et de les voir chercher partout. C’est également une bonne méthode pour réduire leur ennui lorsque nous ne sommes pas à la maison. J’en possède 6 mais je pense en acheter d’autres à l’avenir pour être sûre d’en avoir pour toute la vie de mes chats.
Marie-Helene Asselin –
We’ve had t two of these for several months now. They still look brand new after nightly use!
Bärbel Münse –
hällt was es verspricht, Kater ist begeistert
Schulz –
Die Katzen einer Freundin sind ganz wild nach dem Teil und beschäftigen sich stundenlang damit. Unsere Katzen schieben es kurz hin und her und signalisieren dann deutlich, dass Futter in den Futternapf gehört (und zwar möglichst zackig). Ich hab’s weitergegeben, einen Versuch war es wert.