Healthier kitty by playing with food?

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    Jessi Well-Known Member

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    http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/e96a/

    Well now there's a cat dish I have never seen before!

    I know our younger cat would love fishing out the food, but she's also more active and doesn't necessarily need the extra exercise or challenge anyway, I don't think.
     
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    Scottyxx Well-Known Member

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    That cool! I have heard about people putting things into pet bowls to slow down cats from gulping, but i have never seen anything like this before. I am trying so hard to get my cats weight up so this isn't for me!
     
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    I'm trying to get Sibyl's weight up as well, so I can't use this right now.. but it'd be fun for them, I think! If they'd do it, that is. They may just turn their noses up and make me feed them in another way. My cats are spoiled rotten and mostly lazy.
     
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    I think Dusty would be down for something like that but he's bad about not knowing his limits. Rather than losing weight he would just keep eating and playing until there was no food left. Sassy would not fool with this, she would find it beneath her. She's not a toy-cat, she's a real-wildlife-catching-cat, Dusty will have fun with either.
    This is a really brilliant idea and if you started a kitten or really young cat on it then it could catch on and be a really cool way to eat.
     
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    My cat would not stand for it. He's such a fatty. He would just refuse to eat out of it or knock it over. lol He is a true diva. I am trying to get him to eat less and run around more. I got him a laser and he goes nuts over it.
     
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    So does this product have any positive reviews? I'm curious to know if cats actually go for this. If it does, then it's genius lol.
     
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    It does! Apparently people like buying it for their hedgehogs, too.

    I love this comment:

    "What does it say about the cat's human that I took one look at this and thought, nice idea, but I'm too lazy to WASH all those little dishes!"

    I wouldn't want to wash them all either!
     
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    That's a really cool cat dish but my cat doesn't have a weight problem. Frankly, I'm also too lazy to wash all those little bowls. It's a cute product though.
     
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