Cat Slow Feeder Bowl With 8 Hidden Treat Cups, Green

A bowl with a plot twist

Eight hidden discoveries

Eight concealed treat cups give curious cats several places to sniff, investigate, and uncover rather than finishing everything from one open bowl.

Tracks that invite paw work

Open-and-close tracks, raised pathways, and leaf-shaped covers turn access into a sequence of small physical discoveries.

Made for daily feeding play

The molded matte plastic leaf board fits into routine feeding, so enrichment happens during a meal instead of requiring a separate complicated activity.

Start easy, then level up

Begin with visible snacks and open tracks, then close selected compartments as your cat learns the search pattern.

How to introduce the puzzle

1. 1
   Show the easy finds

   Place familiar kibble or treats in visible cups and leave the tracks open.

2. 2
   Add a few covers

   Close selected compartments while keeping some food obvious. Let your cat discover the connection between the covers and the treats.

3. 3
   Build the search

   Use more cups and tracks once the basic pattern feels familiar. Keep the challenge inviting rather than frustrating.

4. 4
   Watch and adjust

   Stay nearby during use. Open a route again if your cat loses interest, becomes frustrated, or starts chewing the feeder.

Meals with a little more mischief

1. 1
   The bowl is too easy

   Meals disappear almost immediately when every bite sits in plain sight. There is little sniffing, searching, or purposeful activity left for an indoor cat once the bowl is empty.

2. 2
   Turn dinner into discovery

   The leaf feeder brings natural searching into the feeding routine. Food goes into cups and tracks, then your cat sniffs, paws, slides, and lifts to find it.

3. 3
   Small finds, better rhythm

   Eight hidden treat cups create several small discovery moments instead of one instant reward. Open a few routes first, then make the search more involved as your cat learns the layout.

4. 4
   Your new daily ritual

   Use familiar food for breakfast, treats between meals, or supervised indoor play. The result is a more purposeful feeding moment that you can introduce at your cat's own pace.

A compact board for daily play

• 36 cmLength
• 24 cmWidth
• 2.1 cmHeight
• 368 gNet weight

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