It's a good interactive feeder, and cats quite enjoy it. However, it can scatter too much food, so adjustments may be needed.
To use for more than cats depending on the treat size and holes adjusted.
Helps in keeping pets mentally stimulated.
Scatters too much food when not adjusted properly.
Tip: Close some of the openings to reduce food scattering.
Pets may need time to understand how to use it.
Tip: Encourage pets to use the feeder at first.
Factors: duration of use, type of treats used
"Stella gets 10 treats in this toy each day. She really likes it, she gets an automatic reward. The ball has a variety of size openings and you could feed your cat a full meal of kibble if you choose. Stella isn’t food motivated in general but loves getting treats from this toy."
"It scatters too much food on the ground. Even though I tried to close it up to reduce the amount coming out, it is still too much. It has become a toy for Smokey but Bandit, who needed it for diet, does not get the benefit of it."
It's a solid interactive feeder that can help manage your cat's weight and provide mental stimulation. However, be prepared to adjust the openings to minimize food scattering.
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