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title: "PetSafe Slimcat Feeder Ball Cat Toy, Green"
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# Adjustable food dispensing Weight control made fun Encourages active play PetSafe Slimcat Feeder Ball Cat Toy, Green

**Brand:** petsafe
**Price:** 2987 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎉 Turn mealtime into playtime — because your cat deserves the best of both worlds!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** PetSafe Slimcat Feeder Ball Cat Toy, Green by petsafe
- **How much does it cost?** 2987 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/5665687-petsafe-slimcat-feeder-ball-cat-toy-green)

## Best For

- petsafe enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted petsafe brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact & Portable:** Lightweight 3.2-inch BPA-free ball fits any indoor space, perfect for on-the-go enrichment.
- • **Smart Slow Feeding:** Customizable openings let you control kibble flow to curb overeating and anxiety.
- • **Health-Boosting Design:** Promotes digestion and weight management by breaking meals into smaller, manageable portions.
- • **Trusted PetSafe Quality:** Backed by 25,000+ reviews and a 1-year warranty for peace of mind and lasting durability.
- • **Dual-Mode Fun & Function:** Transforms mealtime into interactive play, stimulating your cat’s natural hunting instincts.

## Overview

The PetSafe SlimCat Feeder Ball is an innovative interactive feeder that combines slow feeding with mental and physical enrichment. Its adjustable openings allow precise control over kibble release, encouraging cats to engage in natural hunting behaviors while promoting healthier eating habits and weight management. Compact, BPA-free, and backed by a trusted brand, it’s designed to reduce boredom, improve digestion, and keep indoor cats active and happy.

## Description

Product Description The PetSafe SlimCat Feeder Ball is a fun, interactive toy that combines playtime with mealtime to help control your cat's weight. You can choose to put either treats or dry food in the SlimCat. The openings are adjustable so you can tailor how challenging you want it to be for your cat. This ball distributes an adjustable amount of dry food as your cat plays with it. By providing smaller portions of food throughout the day, it helps to maintain optimum weight as well as improve your cats digestion. Trust PetSafe to help keep your pet healthy, safe and happy. Brand Story By PetSafe

Review: Excellent solution for beggar cats, just generally an excellent product - I read about 100 reviews of this product before I finally sprung for it and bought it (I'm a grad student....$6 can be up to two meals if I try hard enough!) and all my worries have now gone out the window. I have a 4-month-old kitten, Kiki; and I have had this product for about 24 hours now. This is going to be a long review, so here's the major thing that I was halfway expecting that did not happen: THIS IS NOT AN EXERCISE BALL. By "exercise ball" I mean something like a ping-pong ball or tennis ball that kitty will play with herself like she's trying out for the itty bitty kitty soccer league. I sort of thought it might be, due to the product advertising it as a cat weight-loss aid, but in fact most cats (especially fat cats) will bat at this with their paws and push it with their nose, not smack it across the room. It is not going to travel very far per smack and your cat will not be running around after it. I actually consider this a plus because if she were sending it across the room with every push, it might drop food where she wouldn't find it, but instead she pushes it a little way, sniffs around it for food, then pushes it again. You can see this in the several very excellent video reviews that already exist for this product. Every other benefit of this product that it claimed/that others reported in their reviews has now been validated by my own experience. Here are the things I was worried about that did not happen: Worry #1: That Kiki would not be able to figure out how to use it. She's a pretty smart little cat, but I was afraid she'd dislike the idea of working for her food or something, and keep going back to her bowl. Instead, I filled up this ball with 1/2 cup (=4oz., the daily suggested amount) of her dry kitten kibble (it has pretty tiny x-shaped pieces, <1-cm square and 3-mm thickness), twisted the ball so that the holes looked big enough to let a few kibbles out at once, and put it on the floor. I rattled it around quite a bit as I was filling it/carrying it so she was very interested and seemed to have figured out before I even put it down that her food was in there. As soon as it touched the ground she poked it with her nose, it moved about half a foot away from her, a couple kibbles fell out, and she was munching. I didn't even have to take away her food bowl! (That would have been hard because it's attached to her water bowl =P And by the way, she still drinks her water from the usual place.) Worry #2: That Kiki would be too smart for the ball; i.e., she would manage to get her food out too fast and still be eating it all at once. Since she got the hang of it so quickly the first time, I made the holes smaller the next time I fed her with it (basically as small as possible while still allowing kibble to come out). It's pretty difficult to get the kibble out with the holes this size actually -- I can shake the ball gently with the holes pointing downward and have nothing come out. Kiki still rolls the ball around the floor and the kibble now comes out at a rate of 1 kibble every 10-15 seconds. This does not deter her from continuing to push the ball around, and because it requires a non-trivial amount of effort to get food, she won't continue to eat after she's no longer hungry. Worry #3: That it would not be able to hold enough food to last her 1-2 days (I bought the ball primarily because I'm going on a short trip soon and she'll be all by herself for 1.5 days. For longer trips I'd ask someone to come feed her, but this seemed like a better solution for just a 2-day outing). Last night to test the capacity I filled the ball with 1/2-cup around 8pm, gave it to her, woke up the next day at 2pm (long story) and went to check on her and there was still food in the ball. WIN. Worry #4: That the ball would make a huge mess by leaving lost kibble pieces all over the house. We have hardwood floors so it wouldn't have been such a huge problem anyway, but I was concerned about her pushing the ball under the couch (she always loses her smaller balls under there) because that would be a pain to clean. In reality, two things happen: first, Kiki follows the ball closely with her nose -- if she pushes it and nothing falls out, she sniffs all around the ball before she pushes it again. She's basically a vacuum cleaner with this thing. I left her with a full ball for 18 hours and all I found afterward was 1 forgotten piece of kibble in a corner under the sink (which I brought to her and she promptly gobbled it up). Second, the fact that the ball does not travel very far effectively limits it to whichever room you put it down in. I usually leave Kiki with it in the kitchen and by the time she's done with it it's still in the kitchen. After 18 hours I found her with it about 6 feet into the living room, but there was no breadcrumb trail of kibbles behind her or anything like that =P So, maybe all this tells you is that I worry a lot, but basically this product delivers. It limits the amount of food my cat can eat at once, stimulates her instinct to hunt for food (AND reproduces the natural reward for hunting: feeding!), reduces/eliminates begging, keeps her out of trouble by distracting her for long stretches of time, and prevents the bulging stomach I used to see after her feeding times. It's difficult for me to weigh her but just by looking at her I would guess she has already lost 0.5lbs (and she only weighs about 5lbs so this is excellent) and it is all in the belly bulge area. She seems more active too (running up and down the stairs, asking me to chase her, running after her ball toys, etc). For those inclined to criticize: I know she is a kitten and a lot of people free-feed their kittens because they are supposed to be growing at a tremendous rate for the first several months of life, but the other thing to remember is that what you expose your kitty to before the age of 6 months is what she is going to be expecting for the rest of her life. I don't want to teach her bad habits (like expecting a full bowl of food 24/7) just because I can't resist her sad-kitty-whimper face. I can always tell if she is actually hungry or if she is just begging for lack of anything better to do because if she's just bored she'll stop begging as soon as I pick up a toy.
Review: Amazing for cats that frenetically eat all their food in their plate at once - I do not understand why this food distributor ball is not sold except through Internet. It is a fantastic tool. I do not think the name (SlimCat) is the best descriptor of this product, and it may mislead some costumers. The first effect of this tool is to help your cat to be happier about its eating behaviour, not necessarily to make it slim. Some cats "frenetically" want to eat all the food in the plate at once... and it's not because they are starving (unless you do not feed them properly) at that moment; it's a behavioral issue. They eat all the food and then, after few hours, that food has been digested and they feel hungry again (or they are not hungry, but they need to satisfy their anxiety with food), so they ask for more and owners tend to overfeed them (even more), and cats tend to know which buttons to push to get food (don't they?). The cat I am describing, the one eating "frenetically" all the food, and then begging, and even misbehaving, is not a really happy cat. This tool is NOT to reduce the amount of food your cat eats (at least at the beginning), it's to help your cat to not eat all the food at once, to pace it in a more natural rhythm, and to help him to not eat in an anxious state of mind. Inside the ball, you will put the same amount of dry food you usually put in the plate, and you will control the amount of food dispensed by the ball when it is moved around by adjusting the size of the holes in the ball. It is better to start with big holes, and then reduce the size little by little. Some cats get the idea right away... so they move around the ball and eat whatever is dispensed. The more they move the ball, the more food they get. Easy. I haven't noticed that they get frustrated for not getting all the food at once; probably the novelty of the ball mechanism is stronger than the bad habit of eating fast. They won't keep moving the ball until all food is out (unless you really exaggerated with how big the holes are). They will come back to the ball each time they feel hungry (you should not worry about that, they are intelligent animals) and they will have to "work" a little bit to get the food... which is good for their minds! I have noticed great great improvements in the life quality of these type of cats when using the food distributor ball. They will eventually start leaving some leftovers, and that is when you can start adjusting the amount of food your cat should be eating, depending on its age, sex, reproductive status, and daily activity. Most of the cats eat more than what they need, so they become obese and their life quality decreases. Consult your veterinarian (or at least read the label on the food package) to determine the amount of food your cat should be eating... do not reduce it suddenly... it has to be gradually. This tool is a very great idea, simple to use, and will help your cat to be more balanced (mentally and physically). This is not a toy, so do not expect them to be as exited as they can get with a toy mouse. I have found that some owners are not willing to try it out... some feel that the cat won't eat if the food is in the ball... or that the cat will be hungry for a long time... or that they will have some food pellets scattered throughout the house... or that they won't be able to have the floor as clean as they would love because now the cat eats on the floor... BUT: cats will eat from the ball when they are hungry, following their internal clues, which are NATURAL, and will not eat as a response to anxiety or bad habits (they won't feel abnormal hunger)... yes, one or two pellets will be left on the floor and you will step on them, that is not a big deal... and yes, the floor won't be pristine (but, was it?). Note that some cats won't get it, but it's still worth trying, because if they do, they will be benefited.

## Features

- Enrichment: Watch your cat's natural instincts come alive as they chase the SlimCat across the floor. This interactive toy provides mental stimulation and enrichment, keeping indoor cats engaged and reducing boredom.
- Exercise for Your Cat: Combines mealtime with exercise to improve weight loss and fight obesity. The SlimCat feeder encourages your cat to play and move around, promoting a healthier lifestyle.
- Customize to Your Cat'S Needs: Convenient adjustable openings work for many kibble sizes and allow you to control how quickly your cat gets their food. This feature helps manage feeding and can reduce anxiety related to mealtime.
- Improve Digestion: Great for eager eaters; SlimCat distributes meals into several smaller portions so dinner is easier on your cat's stomach. This slow feeder design helps prevent overeating and promotes better digestion.
- 2-In-1 Cat Toy and Feeder: Can be used for fun with treats or as a daily feeder. The SlimCat ball dispenser is perfect for both playtime and regular feeding, making it a versatile addition to your pet supplies.
- U.S.-Based Customer Care: Our pet product experts are here to help you and your pet and are available by phone, email, or chat if you have any questions. We are committed to providing excellent customer service and support.
- Quality Promise: PetSafe brand has been a trusted global leader in pet behavior, containment, and lifestyle innovations since 1998 to help keep your pet healthy, safe, and happy.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0018CE8LG |
| Additional Features | Lightweight, Portable |
| Age Range Description | Adult cats |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,531 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #18 in Interactive Toys for Cats |
| Brand Name | PetSafe |
| Breed Recommendation | All breeds size |
| Color | Green |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 27,044 Reviews |
| Dog Breed Size | All |
| Flavor | Flavorless |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00624834000021 |
| Included Components | 1 SlimCat |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 3.2"L x 3.2"W x 3.2"H |
| Item Type Name | Food and Treat Dispensing Cat Toy |
| Item Weight | 0.08 kg |
| Manufacturer | Radio Systems Corporation |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TOY00002 |
| Material Type | BPA free plastic |
| Model Name | TOY00002 |
| Model Number | TOY00002 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Pet Toy Type | Treat Dispenser Toy |
| Pet Type | Cat |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Treat Dispensing |
| Scent Name | Unscented |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Subject Character | Cat |
| Target Species | Cat |
| Theme | Animals |
| UPC | 624834000021 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Manfucaturer |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |

## Images

![PetSafe Slimcat Feeder Ball Cat Toy, Green - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61cnhoS38pL.jpg)
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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What are the dimensions (outer diameter)? Less exciting if I have to fish it out from under the couch every morning.**
A: It's 3.2" in diameter.  Slightly larger than a baseball.

**Q: Are any of the colors transparent?  I have the pink & want a 2nd color that lets me see how much food is left inside.  The blue looks too dark.**
A: The green is very light.  You would be able to see darker colored food or treats through it with no problem.  The orange would also be similar to the green.

**Q: How to you take it apart if it becomes full of ants?**
A: We had a similar issue (not ants, but crumbs, and it made me cringe). We called the manufacturer and got one rep who was clueless, and another who said they don't come apart but for the small hole at the top. So we mixed dawn, vinegar, and water, and used pipe cleaners. We'd shake it, rotate the top to make the feed holes bigger or smaller, and continue to shake, and detail the spaces we could reach with a pipe cleaner.Then we ran it through the dishwasher with a 'sanitary' cycle.They looked (and smelled) like new.I hope this helps!

**Q: Can anyone who has had success w/ their cat and this ball recommend specific cat food brands that work with the design?**
A: I absolutely love these for my fat cat Samson! We use Kirkland brand from Costco. It's perfect for the small setting and doesn't feed too much even at the biggest setting. It's grain free also ...makes for some healthy kitties.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent solution for beggar cats, just generally an excellent product
*by P***Y on November 9, 2012*

I read about 100 reviews of this product before I finally sprung for it and bought it (I'm a grad student....$6 can be up to two meals if I try hard enough!) and all my worries have now gone out the window. I have a 4-month-old kitten, Kiki; and I have had this product for about 24 hours now. This is going to be a long review, so here's the major thing that I was halfway expecting that did not happen: THIS IS NOT AN EXERCISE BALL. By "exercise ball" I mean something like a ping-pong ball or tennis ball that kitty will play with herself like she's trying out for the itty bitty kitty soccer league. I sort of thought it might be, due to the product advertising it as a cat weight-loss aid, but in fact most cats (especially fat cats) will bat at this with their paws and push it with their nose, not smack it across the room. It is not going to travel very far per smack and your cat will not be running around after it. I actually consider this a plus because if she were sending it across the room with every push, it might drop food where she wouldn't find it, but instead she pushes it a little way, sniffs around it for food, then pushes it again. You can see this in the several very excellent video reviews that already exist for this product. Every other benefit of this product that it claimed/that others reported in their reviews has now been validated by my own experience. Here are the things I was worried about that did not happen: Worry #1: That Kiki would not be able to figure out how to use it. She's a pretty smart little cat, but I was afraid she'd dislike the idea of working for her food or something, and keep going back to her bowl. Instead, I filled up this ball with 1/2 cup (=4oz., the daily suggested amount) of her dry kitten kibble (it has pretty tiny x-shaped pieces, <1-cm square and 3-mm thickness), twisted the ball so that the holes looked big enough to let a few kibbles out at once, and put it on the floor. I rattled it around quite a bit as I was filling it/carrying it so she was very interested and seemed to have figured out before I even put it down that her food was in there. As soon as it touched the ground she poked it with her nose, it moved about half a foot away from her, a couple kibbles fell out, and she was munching. I didn't even have to take away her food bowl! (That would have been hard because it's attached to her water bowl =P And by the way, she still drinks her water from the usual place.) Worry #2: That Kiki would be too smart for the ball; i.e., she would manage to get her food out too fast and still be eating it all at once. Since she got the hang of it so quickly the first time, I made the holes smaller the next time I fed her with it (basically as small as possible while still allowing kibble to come out). It's pretty difficult to get the kibble out with the holes this size actually -- I can shake the ball gently with the holes pointing downward and have nothing come out. Kiki still rolls the ball around the floor and the kibble now comes out at a rate of 1 kibble every 10-15 seconds. This does not deter her from continuing to push the ball around, and because it requires a non-trivial amount of effort to get food, she won't continue to eat after she's no longer hungry. Worry #3: That it would not be able to hold enough food to last her 1-2 days (I bought the ball primarily because I'm going on a short trip soon and she'll be all by herself for 1.5 days. For longer trips I'd ask someone to come feed her, but this seemed like a better solution for just a 2-day outing). Last night to test the capacity I filled the ball with 1/2-cup around 8pm, gave it to her, woke up the next day at 2pm (long story) and went to check on her and there was still food in the ball. WIN. Worry #4: That the ball would make a huge mess by leaving lost kibble pieces all over the house. We have hardwood floors so it wouldn't have been such a huge problem anyway, but I was concerned about her pushing the ball under the couch (she always loses her smaller balls under there) because that would be a pain to clean. In reality, two things happen: first, Kiki follows the ball closely with her nose -- if she pushes it and nothing falls out, she sniffs all around the ball before she pushes it again. She's basically a vacuum cleaner with this thing. I left her with a full ball for 18 hours and all I found afterward was 1 forgotten piece of kibble in a corner under the sink (which I brought to her and she promptly gobbled it up). Second, the fact that the ball does not travel very far effectively limits it to whichever room you put it down in. I usually leave Kiki with it in the kitchen and by the time she's done with it it's still in the kitchen. After 18 hours I found her with it about 6 feet into the living room, but there was no breadcrumb trail of kibbles behind her or anything like that =P So, maybe all this tells you is that I worry a lot, but basically this product delivers. It limits the amount of food my cat can eat at once, stimulates her instinct to hunt for food (AND reproduces the natural reward for hunting: feeding!), reduces/eliminates begging, keeps her out of trouble by distracting her for long stretches of time, and prevents the bulging stomach I used to see after her feeding times. It's difficult for me to weigh her but just by looking at her I would guess she has already lost 0.5lbs (and she only weighs about 5lbs so this is excellent) and it is all in the belly bulge area. She seems more active too (running up and down the stairs, asking me to chase her, running after her ball toys, etc). For those inclined to criticize: I know she is a kitten and a lot of people free-feed their kittens because they are supposed to be growing at a tremendous rate for the first several months of life, but the other thing to remember is that what you expose your kitty to before the age of 6 months is what she is going to be expecting for the rest of her life. I don't want to teach her bad habits (like expecting a full bowl of food 24/7) just because I can't resist her sad-kitty-whimper face. I can always tell if she is actually hungry or if she is just begging for lack of anything better to do because if she's just bored she'll stop begging as soon as I pick up a toy.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing for cats that frenetically eat all their food in their plate at once
*by F***. on May 29, 2013*

I do not understand why this food distributor ball is not sold except through Internet. It is a fantastic tool. I do not think the name (SlimCat) is the best descriptor of this product, and it may mislead some costumers. The first effect of this tool is to help your cat to be happier about its eating behaviour, not necessarily to make it slim. Some cats "frenetically" want to eat all the food in the plate at once... and it's not because they are starving (unless you do not feed them properly) at that moment; it's a behavioral issue. They eat all the food and then, after few hours, that food has been digested and they feel hungry again (or they are not hungry, but they need to satisfy their anxiety with food), so they ask for more and owners tend to overfeed them (even more), and cats tend to know which buttons to push to get food (don't they?). The cat I am describing, the one eating "frenetically" all the food, and then begging, and even misbehaving, is not a really happy cat. This tool is NOT to reduce the amount of food your cat eats (at least at the beginning), it's to help your cat to not eat all the food at once, to pace it in a more natural rhythm, and to help him to not eat in an anxious state of mind. Inside the ball, you will put the same amount of dry food you usually put in the plate, and you will control the amount of food dispensed by the ball when it is moved around by adjusting the size of the holes in the ball. It is better to start with big holes, and then reduce the size little by little. Some cats get the idea right away... so they move around the ball and eat whatever is dispensed. The more they move the ball, the more food they get. Easy. I haven't noticed that they get frustrated for not getting all the food at once; probably the novelty of the ball mechanism is stronger than the bad habit of eating fast. They won't keep moving the ball until all food is out (unless you really exaggerated with how big the holes are). They will come back to the ball each time they feel hungry (you should not worry about that, they are intelligent animals) and they will have to "work" a little bit to get the food... which is good for their minds! I have noticed great great improvements in the life quality of these type of cats when using the food distributor ball. They will eventually start leaving some leftovers, and that is when you can start adjusting the amount of food your cat should be eating, depending on its age, sex, reproductive status, and daily activity. Most of the cats eat more than what they need, so they become obese and their life quality decreases. Consult your veterinarian (or at least read the label on the food package) to determine the amount of food your cat should be eating... do not reduce it suddenly... it has to be gradually. This tool is a very great idea, simple to use, and will help your cat to be more balanced (mentally and physically). This is not a toy, so do not expect them to be as exited as they can get with a toy mouse. I have found that some owners are not willing to try it out... some feel that the cat won't eat if the food is in the ball... or that the cat will be hungry for a long time... or that they will have some food pellets scattered throughout the house... or that they won't be able to have the floor as clean as they would love because now the cat eats on the floor... BUT: cats will eat from the ball when they are hungry, following their internal clues, which are NATURAL, and will not eat as a response to anxiety or bad habits (they won't feel abnormal hunger)... yes, one or two pellets will be left on the floor and you will step on them, that is not a big deal... and yes, the floor won't be pristine (but, was it?). Note that some cats won't get it, but it's still worth trying, because if they do, they will be benefited.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great little product
*by B***N on September 21, 2011*

One of my cats is obsessed with food, and she is the main reason I bought these (I got 2 of them). When it comes to eating, she is like a dog, she practically inhales her food, then looks around for more. I got this hoping to slow down her eating get her to eat less, and entertain her in the process. It didn't end up being a perfect solution, but it works pretty well. It definitely slows down her eating, which i am sure is good by itself, but her obsession with food doesn't allow her to eat less. If I completely fill the ball, she will stick with it until it was empty, so I still have to space out her meals throughout the day with smaller amounts. It also fulfills the entertainment part. She loves it. Granted, she loves it because there is food in it, but she becomes completely engrossed with it, and it is fun to watch. I have it set to release food slowly, and she may have to push it a few times to get a piece out, and she immediately pounces on it. It's really funny if two pieces happen to come out at once on different sides. :-) It's important to note that this is not much of a toy for them without the food in it. The food makes it interesting. It won't be interesting if you also have a full dish of food waiting for them. It's easier to eat the food out of the dish. You really need to use this as their food dish, not in addition to a food dish. That said, my cat took to it immediately. Initially, you need to leave the holes open a little more so that the food comes out easily. It is also a good idea to put a few pieces right next to the ball the first time. It may not be necessary, as my cats seem to be able to tell there is food in it just by sniffing it. Once they realize they get food out of it when they push it around, you can adjust the size of the holes to reduce the amount of food released. My only real issue with this is that the holes could have been done better. You can adjust the size of the openings by twisting the top and bottom sections of the ball. There are oval holes in the sides, but the shape of those holes allows smaller pellet foods to come out too easily (for my needs) or not at all. The round holes at the top might work better for those types of foods, but you can't open those by themselves. To use those, the oval ones on the sides are completely open, which would allow way too much food out. I think it could use a little design tweak. Still it works pretty good. I was using Iams Indoor formula, which is small pellets, and food comes out with every push. I wanted it to come out less often for my food obsessed cat, so I switched to Iams multi-cat formula, which is various shapes. That allowed me to set it so that she can push/bat it several times before a piece comes out. Overall, I highly recommend this product. It was effortless to get my cats to use it. I mainly bought it for my one cat, but my other took to it on their own, without any prep. Just keep in mind that it is a food driven toy. If you have a dish of food sitting out for them, and they are always full, they will likely ignore this.

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