Solo Hunt Puzzle Feeder Set
$34.00
Turn dinner into the hunt it should be.
Three puzzle formats, one meal. Your indoor cat has a problem-solving brain that's been waiting for a problem.
In the wild, a cat spends 60–80% of its active time hunting for a meal that takes 30 seconds to eat. Your indoor cat skips straight to the 30 seconds. The Solo Hunt feeder set splits that meal across three different puzzle formats — a spinning tower, a slow-release tray, and a two-level arch — so your cat has to work for every piece. Swap formats between meals and the challenge resets. For the cat who inhales their food in under a minute and then looks at you like you haven't done enough.
Solo Hunt Puzzle Feeder Set
$34.00
Three puzzle formats
Spinning tower, slow-release tray, and two-level arch — each requires a different solving approach.
Slows eating naturally
Works with your cat's instinct to hunt for food rather than fighting it with a bowl that resists them.
Difficulty rotation
Swap formats between meals and each one reads as a new challenge. No solver fatigue.
Dishwasher safe
All three pieces clean easily. No food traps, no hidden cavities that require disassembly.
Your cat eats in 45 seconds and then has 23 hours and 15 minutes of nothing in particular. A bored, under-stimulated cat doesn't sit quietly — it solves the problems it can find. Your couch. Your curtains. Your ankle at 3 a.m. The Solo Hunt doesn't fix boredom by entertaining your cat. It fixes boredom by giving your cat a job, which is what they actually wanted.
"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 kind of food works in these feeders?▾
Dry kibble works best in all three formats. Small treats also work. Wet food is not recommended — it sticks to the moving parts and creates a cleaning problem.
Is it suitable for fast eaters?▾
Yes — that's exactly what it's built for. Cats who wolf their food in under a minute are the primary use case.
Will my senior cat be able to use it?▾
The tray format (lowest difficulty) is accessible for older cats with reduced mobility or arthritic paws. Start there and observe before trying the tower or arch.
How do I clean it?▾
All three pieces are top-rack dishwasher safe. Hand washing with warm soapy water also works and extends the lifespan of the pieces.
Is it suitable for kittens?▾
Best for kittens 4 months and older. Younger kittens may not have the patience for the puzzle format yet — introduce with a small kibble portion to keep frustration low.
My cat gave up after 30 seconds. What do I do?▾
Start with the lowest-difficulty format (the flat tray) and use high-value treats instead of regular kibble. Let them succeed easily first, then introduce the other formats gradually.
