Level Up Puzzle Arena
$91.99
Your cat will solve every level and bill you.
A multi-level puzzle board with sliding compartments, peek holes, and treat wells — built for the indoor cat who has already mastered everything else.
There's a specific cat this is built for: the one who watches you solve things. The one who opens cabinets. The one who stares at a puzzle for three seconds and then looks at you with mild contempt. The Level Up Puzzle Arena has sliding compartments, peek holes, and treat wells arranged across multiple difficulty stages. All tracks and movable pieces stay on the board — no pieces across the floor, no treat dust on the carpet. Your cat will work through every stage and then sit on it, which is how they say thank you.
Level Up Puzzle Arena
$91.99
Multiple difficulty stages
Sliding compartments and peek holes at different access angles keep problem-solving engagement active.
Self-contained board design
All pieces and treats stay on the board — no scrambling across the floor, no mystery kibble under the couch.
Reusable per session
Reset the compartments, refill the wells, and it's a new puzzle. Works daily without novelty fatigue.
Built for advanced solvers
Suitable for cats who have mastered simpler feeders and need a longer engagement window.
Your cat has completed every puzzle feeder you own in under two minutes. Not because they're not enriching — because your cat is specifically intelligent in ways that are not entirely convenient. The Level Up Puzzle Arena is the harder thing. It requires sequential problem-solving across stages, not just batting and waiting. Your cat will invest real effort and look genuinely satisfied after, which is a face you may not have seen in a while.
"My cat went absolutely wild for this. First toy in months that held her attention past the first five minutes."
Sarah M.
"Solid build quality, arrived quickly. Does exactly what it says. Our 3-year-old tabby can't get enough."
James T.
Common questions
What's the difference between this and the Solo Hunt Puzzle Feeder Set?▾
The Solo Hunt is an excellent first puzzle feeder with straightforward mechanics. The Level Up Arena is harder — it requires sequential sliding and searching, not just batting. Good sequencing: Solo Hunt first, Level Up Arena when they've mastered it.
Is it suitable for beginners?▾
It can work as a first puzzle feeder if you introduce it with high-value treats and start with the easiest compartments open. But it's best suited to cats with puzzle experience.
What food works in it?▾
Dry kibble and small hard treats. Wet food will clog the compartments and is difficult to clean from the board.
Can a senior cat use it?▾
Yes, provided they have reasonable paw dexterity. The puzzle format is low-impact physically — no jumping, just manipulation. Start with treats rather than kibble to keep motivation high.
How do I clean it?▾
Wipe down with a damp cloth or mild soap. The sliding pieces remove for a more thorough wash. Air dry before use.
My cat flipped it over. What do I do?▾
This is a common first-session approach. Add a non-slip mat underneath, or hold the board steady for the first few sessions until they understand that patience gets results.
