Our Pets Go Cat Go Play-N-Treat Twin Pack

Review by L. Michaels for Our Pets Go Cat Go Play-N-Treat Twin Pack
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She likes strings, but I thought I’d give ‘em a try.

I put dry cat food in one, but first I gave her one filled with catnip. She liked the catnip one for a minute, but she’s not interested in the food one. We’ve tried, believe me!

I think that a kitten would get it, but my 9 year old fat cat just looks at like, “You roll it, I’ll pick up what it drops….”

As for the design, a screw mechanism on the inside of the ball would help: to OPEN, squeeze at just the right spot along the seam of the the 2 halves. To close is a bit harder, especially when full of kibble/catnip: squeeze together HARD….I imagine you have to get it in just the right spot to close as you do to open. There are little teeth along the inside rim of one half that after a few minutes of trying to get it back together, look like they’ll be snapping off pretty soon.

But my cat isn’t interested anyway, so I may give them to the Goodwill or something. My cat is too lazy and not inspired by this, but I’m sure there are rambunctious cats out there that would like these.

Review by Grace for Our Pets Go Cat Go Play-N-Treat Twin Pack
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Even with their favorite treats inside both of my cats weren’t interested. Both balls stayed in the corner room for days until someone or one of my cat somehow spilled all the treats that was in one of the ball all over the floor and ate them all. I decided to empty the other one lest fatten my other cat only to realize it was just as hard to open the second time around. Waste of money unless if bonito flakes would help…