The Indoor Hunting Feeder is the recommended bowl-free, naturally instinctive way to feed your cat. Instead of filling the bowl twice a day, fill the hide the three (3) Doc & Phoebe Mice morning and night. Feed the right way, twice a day!
The Indoor Hunting Feeder is the fun and easy way to eliminate common bad behaviors in cats. Manage scarf and barf, alleviate anxiety and destructive behavior, and prevent litter box issues, with this veterinarian designed feeder.
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Doc & Phoebe's Indoor Hunting Cat FeederAward winning veterinarian design Prevent boredom and help your cat maintiain a healthy weight The bowl-free hunting feeder is designed for your cat`s health and happiness. All materials are designed with your animal`s safety in mind and are easy to clean. Hand wash only
The Indoor Hunting Feeder is the fun and easy way to eliminate common bad behaviors in cats. Manage scarf and barf, alleviate anxiety and destructive behavior, and prevent litter box issues, with this veterinarian designed feeder.
Imported.
Doc & Phoebe's Indoor Hunting Cat Feeder
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The Introduction
Put food and your cats favorite treat in the trainer at bedtime. Remove the food bowl overnight, so your cat can use the trainer in private.
The Mouse
Once your cat has the hang of the trainer, use the portion filler to put one scoop in each of the three mice. Remove the food bowl and put all three mice in its place.
The Hunt
Use the portion filler to fill and hide all three mice per cat (morning and night). Hide the mice around the house. Start simply at first. You can increase the difficulty of the hiding spot as your cat becomes an expert hunter.
Put food and your cats favorite treat in the trainer at bedtime. Remove the food bowl overnight, so your cat can use the trainer in private.
The Mouse
Once your cat has the hang of the trainer, use the portion filler to put one scoop in each of the three mice. Remove the food bowl and put all three mice in its place.
The Hunt
Use the portion filler to fill and hide all three mice per cat (morning and night). Hide the mice around the house. Start simply at first. You can increase the difficulty of the hiding spot as your cat becomes an expert hunter.
