Ethical Cat Indoor Hunting Feeding Kit For Cats

Veterinarian-Designed Natural Hunting Feeding System

Product Description

This bowl-free feeding system encourages cats to express natural hunting instincts during mealtimes. The kit includes a trainer feeder, three interactive feeders with fabric skins, and a scoop. Veterinarian-designed and proven to reduce scarf and barf behavior, night waking, and obesity while providing mental stimulation and exercise. Fill with dry food, hide throughout your home twice daily.

Benefits

Mimics Natural Hunting Behavior: Allows indoor cats to satisfy ancestral hunting instincts by seeking, stalking, and catching their food as they would in nature.

Reduces Scarf and Barf: Small portions released gradually force cats to slow down eating, eliminating rapid consumption that causes vomiting immediately after meals.

Promotes Healthy Weight: Portion-controlled feeding combined with exercise hidden throughout the home helps cats achieve and maintain healthy body weight.

Alleviates Behavioral Issues: Reduces anxiety, destructive behavior, night waking, and litter box problems by providing natural enrichment and mental stimulation.

Veterinarian-Recommended: Designed by Dr. Liz Bales and scientifically proven to improve feline health, happiness, and behavioral wellness in household cats.

Features

Complete Training Kit: Includes one trainer feeder with multiple holes for learning, three interactive feeders with controlled dispensing, and fabric skins for realistic prey feel.

Adjustable Difficulty Levels: Trainer feeder starts easy with multiple holes; graduated to regular feeders with two holes for increased challenge and engagement.

Realistic Prey Design: Textured fabric skins stimulate cats’ senses while they grab, claw, and pounce, mimicking natural hunting prey interactions.

Easy Cleaning and Maintenance: BPA-free plastic components are top-rack dishwasher safe; fabric skins are machine washable for convenient care.

How to Use

Specifications

Specification	Details

Kit Contents

1 trainer feeder, 3 interactive feeders, 3 fabric skins, 1 scoop

Capacity Per Feeder

0.094 cup (approximately 1.6 tablespoons)

Bowl Diameter

7.75 inches

Bowl Depth

2 inches

Overall Height

9 inches

Food Type

Dry kibble and treats only

Usage Instructions

Day 1-2 Preparation: Remove the food bowl and place filled trainer feeder beside your cat with a loose feeder nearby to demonstrate how food is released through holes.

Transition Period: Leave the trainer feeder out overnight with food and treats inside, allowing your cat to explore privately and learn the concept without pressure or distraction.

Gradual Progression: After your cat masters the trainer feeder, progress to the three regular feeders with two dispensing holes for increased difficulty and challenge.

Hide and Hunt: Fill all three feeders with one scoop of kibble each and hide them throughout your home twice daily, morning and evening, encouraging natural foraging behavior.

Additional Information

Care Instructions

Plastic Parts Cleaning: Hand wash or place on top rack of dishwasher in warm soapy water after each use to remove food residue and maintain cleanliness.

Fabric Skin Maintenance: Machine wash fabric skins separately on gentle cycle and tumble dry on low heat to preserve texture and prevent damage from heat exposure.

Scoop Storage: Clean the included scoop after each filling and store in a dry location away from moisture or humidity to prevent mildew growth.

Regular Inspection: Check feeders weekly for cracks, loose parts, or wear that could affect food dispensing or create choking hazards for your cat.

Safety Instructions

Dry Food Only: Never use wet food or raw diets in these feeders as moisture can cause jamming and spoilage; wet food must be fed separately from feeders.

Supervision Recommended: Supervise cats during initial introduction to prevent excessive chewing of fabric skins or plastic parts that could become choking hazards.

Dog-Free Zone Required: Use only in dog-free spaces where cats can hunt safely; cats are solitary hunters and become stressed eating near dogs or other pets.

Choking Risk Prevention: Ensure fabric skins are securely attached and inspect regularly for loose threads that could be ingested; remove from use if damaged or fraying occurs.