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Epic’s volume and large, oddly-shaped holes give her space to hunt with her snoot or stick her entire arm in for an indiscriminate-yet-hopeful probing. I won’t lie – watching her unintentionally knock treats further in and spending another ten minutes trying to get them back brings a tinge of schadefreude; its feels a little like payback for the ridiculous amount of money I’ve spent on snubbed puzzle feeders before this one. It’s definitely a keeper.
The construction is pretty neat. Everything fits just as it should and it was pretty easy to put together. I actually like that it’s made of cardboard. When my foster kittens trash stuff, it’s nice to be able to replace things inexpensively and without feeling guilty for throwing out plastics. Cat Amazing gets that and even has a neat shelter program to help transient kitties through enrichment. Cats who chew cardboard will be thrilled with this thing.
I don’t think they intended for this to be taken apart, but I have a couple of times because we rotate toys to keep the cats interested. It packs flat and doesn’t take up much room which is a nice perk for those of us without large living spaces.
Other reviews mention issues with the adhesive strips that keep the outer white box together. I only had an issue with one strip giving out and fixed with a got glue. The few seconds and cents worth of effort wasn’t a big deal. Treats do sometimes get stuck between the internal pieces, but the cat doesn’t care and hers is the only opinion that matters. We’ve been huge fans of the Cat Amazing original for years and are pretty dang happy with this one as well.
