





🐾 Elevate Playtime: Where Brainy Cats Meet Their Match!
Cat Amazing HEX is an innovative interactive treat maze designed to stimulate indoor cats’ natural hunting instincts through a complex, multi-level puzzle featuring six rolling fumblers and ten treat compartments. Made from durable, eco-friendly plant-based materials, this vet-recommended toy promotes mental enrichment, healthy eating habits, and active play, making it the perfect boredom buster and gift for cats and their owners.






| ASIN | B0CD4GKLQV |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #29,703 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #485 in Interactive Toys for Cats |
| Breed Recommendation | All Breed Sizes |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (389) |
| Date First Available | 16 May 2024 |
| Item Weight | 1.04 Kilograms |
| Pet Life Stage | All Ages |
| Product Dimensions | 38.1 x 33.02 x 20.32 cm; 1.04 kg |
| Special Features | Portable |
| Specific Uses | Active, Behavior, Indoor, Weight |
| batteries required | No |
Z**U
Good
It was easy to assemble. You can add small toys inside if you like. So far, my cat is not bored from this toy.
D**R
These people are geniuses! This keeps one of my cats (the smart one) entertained for HOURS at a time. It's so enriching for her and she never gets bored of it. My other cat is literally too stupid to get a single piece of food out (he's a sweetheart but he's not very bright). The second I built the box he looked at it and went "oh i'm not smart enough for this" which is perfect cuz he's kinda chunky and the smart cat actually needs like twice the amount of food as the dumb cat. So I just feed her an extra scoop of kibble every day in this thing. (Sometimes the dumb one will get a piece of kibble that falls out when I'm pouring it into the box- that makes him very excited. Oh to be so blissfully ignorant) She has learned to ask for more when she's hungry (she'll meow at me and then sprint to the box). She seems SOOOO much happier having this box in her life. I think she was a bit bored without it. Back in June the box got infested with ants (do watch out for that if you leave food in there) and I threw it out. She was so bummed/bored without it. So I quickly got her a replacement. One thing I'll flag: the flaps on the bottom can trap food- like they'll get pushed up and food will get stuck underneath them. (I think this is partially what attracted the ants). When I bought the second box, I glued the bottom flaps down and it's been a HUGE improvement. She'd not getting frustrated by trapped/stuck kibble and no ants have come for the box thus far!
T**E
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.
E**T
I had a smaller rectangle treat box from the same brand but my cat started getting too good at it. This one is a lot more complex. My cat is still able to remove the treats pretty quickly but if you cover some of the windows with tape, it makes it more challenging. For being made out of cardboard, it is pretty well build. It is sturdy and somewhat water proof. Definitely one of the better cat feeding toys out there. 10/10 highly recommend this.
B**Y
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.
S**R
I thought my seriously treat motivated cats would love this. Unfortunately they can’t seem to actually get the treats out. The treats just get hung up on the folded cardboard edges inside and she can’t get them past them. Maybe they’re just too small of a treat? Not really sure. The cardboard edges inside are kind of sharp too so be cautious, I got a fun paper cut putting it together. 3 stars because it is as advertised, & went together easily. Just not loved by the cats.
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