Food tree Catit Senses 2.0 by Hagen — interactive cat feeder, green/white, 305×269×350 mm

The Catit Senses 2.0 Food Tree by Hagen is an interactive cat feeder designed to turn mealtime into a foraging activity. Finished in green and white and measuring 305 × 269 × 350 mm, the unit contains multiple internal compartments and rotating discs that hide dry food or treats and require the cat to paw food out. This slows down eating, provides mental stimulation and encourages natural hunting behaviour without electrical components or complex programming.

Advantages

The Food Tree reduces rapid eating by making cats work for small portions, helping to control meal pace and support digestive health. Its narrow top opening prevents direct access to kibble from above, limiting cheating and ensuring the intended slow-feeding effect. A wide, durable base increases stability to reduce tipping during play. A shallow collector tray captures stray pellets and allows comfortable access to retrieved food. The design is easy to disassemble for cleaning and the product is made from BPA-free materials suitable for repeated use.

Suitable for

• Single or multiple-cat households needing slow-feeding solutions
• Indoor cats requiring mental stimulation and environmental enrichment
• Owners who want to reduce food-related boredom and overeating
• Training cats to use foraging toys and encouraging natural hunting instincts

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 305 × 269 × 350 mm
• Colour: green and white
• Material: BPA-free plastics
• Internal rotating discs with three difficulty settings to accommodate various kibble or treat sizes
• Shallow collector tray to retain stray pieces and ease access
• Stable wide base to reduce tipping during use

How to use

Fill the inner compartments or top chamber with dry kibble or small treats appropriate for the selected difficulty level. Rotate the internal discs to a setting that matches the size of the food and your cat’s skill level, then place the Food Tree on a flat surface. Encourage the cat to paw out kibble; the narrow top opening prevents direct scooping from above. Monitor initial sessions to ensure the cat learns to retrieve food safely and to select a suitable difficulty. Disassemble the unit as needed for cleaning according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Usage recommendations

Start on the easiest setting to help your cat understand how the Food Tree dispenses food, then gradually increase difficulty as the cat becomes proficient. Use measured portions of regular meal ration to avoid overfeeding; replace part of the daily feed with kibble used in the Food Tree to maintain balanced intake. Combine the Food Tree with other compatible Senses 2.0 modules to vary the environment and maintain interest.