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Your cat might be an eight-pound purr ball most of the day, but when it's play time, their stalk-and-pounce is a reminder that they're ancestors of fierce jungle creatures. So when it comes to meals, why serve them human-style in a bowl? Veterinarian Liz Bales designed this feeding system to look like common prey, simulating natural hunting and eating patterns. Simply add food to the dispenser, hide it, and let your kitty hunt, play, eat, and rest until hunger strikes again. Designed for one cat. Made in China.
Dr. Liz Bales knows animals. She's not only a veterinarian but also a proud cat mom. Her love for her furrball and knowledge of animal behavior led her to rethink the classic pet food bowl. Since cats are natural hunters, Liz engineered the first feeding system that looks like prey. Owners simply add food to the mechanism, hide it, and let their kitty hunt, play, eat, and rest until it's time to hunt again. Thanks to Liz, cat lovers everywhere can unleash their kitties' true desires. She lives and works in Philadelphia.
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Comments about UncommonGoods Indoor Hunting Cat Feeder:
The instrucations on how to train your cat with this feeding system are very helpful. It's easy to train your cat to use this. Now our cat looks for the "mice" and will try to play with his normal food if he's feeling bored. That's when we know to pull out the "mice" for dinner.
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Comments about UncommonGoods Indoor Hunting Cat Feeder:
My cat seems very bored, I really wanted this to work. My cat quickly understood how to get the food out. Now he gets the kibble out ...in 5 different places around the house, eats a few pieces, leaves the rest. So most of the food is being swept up and thrown away.
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Comments about UncommonGoods Indoor Hunting Cat Feeder:
My 1 1/2 year old girl, Tigerlilly, loves to hunt! I've been searching for a product like this, and I was so excited to discover it! Before I had this I used to have to toss Lilly food or incorporate a game to spark her interest, and the mouse fits the bill. Would it be possible to sell a more expensive version that was mobile? I know my girl would love this even more if it moved, even a little. I definitely recommend this product!
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I am taking care of two cats for a deployed military family. One of the cats prefers to be outside and hunt. I would prefer he not hunt, and since I started using these mice he is choosing to spend much more time inside!
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Comments about UncommonGoods Indoor Hunting Cat Feeder:
It sounded like a great idea however after trying to teach my rag doll (very adaptable,smart, cat) to use it himself I packed it away. Maybe when I retire and have time....
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Merchant response:Oh no! We're sorry your cat hasn't been thrilled with the NoBowl Cat Feeding System. We don't want you to keep something your cat will not use, so we have reached out to you via e-mail to see if you would like a prepaid shipping label to return the product for a refund. We want to make sure all your UncommonGoods experiences are paws-itive ones!