The Big Hunt — Felt Puzzle Feeder Box for Cats
Square / Green
£19.99
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The Big Hunt — Felt Puzzle Feeder Box for Cats
£19.99
- Taps into natural hunting instincts — hide treats in the felt compartments
- Genuine mental stimulation — keeps indoor cats engaged for longer
- Includes a ball for extra play — batting, chasing, and pouncing
- Soft felt construction — safe and cosy for paws, available square or round
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Foraging, not just feeding
Treats go into the felt compartments and have to be found. That is the sequence a cat would run through hunting, and it is the part indoor life removes entirely.
Soft felt, safe on paws
No hard edges to bat against and nothing to catch a claw on, so a cat will keep going back to it rather than giving it one cautious swipe.
A ball comes with it
For batting and chasing once the treats have gone. Square or round, in three colours — pick whichever suits the corner you are putting it in.
Why a bored cat is a problem
Through the food in a minute, bored ten minutes later
A bowl asks nothing of a cat. In a house with no hunting to do, that leaves most of the day empty, and an under-stimulated cat is where the over-grooming, the yowling and the 4am gallop along the landing come from.
Hiding food in felt compartments puts the work back in. It is not a long puzzle — a determined cat clears it — but it turns eating from a thirty-second event into a proper sequence of sniffing, working out and getting it, which is the bit they are missing.
- Hidden felt compartments for treats or dry food
- Genuine mental stimulation for indoor cats
- Includes a ball for batting and chasing
- Soft felt — safe and cosy on paws
- Square or round, in green, cream or grey
Before you buy
Advanced FAQ
What is it made from?
Soft, durable felt with a sturdy base — safe for paws and easy to keep clean.
How does it work?
Hide treats or kibble in the compartments — your cat uses paws and nose to find them, mimicking natural foraging behaviour.
Will my cat understand how to use it?
Most cats pick it up quickly, especially if you start with the compartments left open so they can see there's a reward, then gradually make it more challenging.
Square or round — which should I choose?
Both work the same way — it's really down to which shape suits your space or décor best.
Is it good for multiple cats?
Yes, though if you have more than one cat, keep an eye on it at first since more confident cats may dominate access.
— Joseph, The Big Pet Shop, Bacup, Lancashire 🐾