Question 1

Is there something on the bottom to keep this from sliding around on a wood floor?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it has rubber disk pads on each corner of its underside and the board, as a whole, is quite heavy and sturdy. 
HOWEVER, MY cat IS able to move it around on the CARPETED floor by LIFTING (not pushing) the board in her course of extricating the kibbles from each of the four bowls (by pulling up on their indented rims in attempt not to let the food fall back out of her paw). She has succeeded in moving the unit as much as 3 feet from it's original place during the course of consuming a single meal from it (man, she is STRONG)!

Question 2

Are the globes plastic or glass?

Accepted Answer

Plastic - except - OpieTheMOD takes the globes apart rather than fishing the pieces out of the globes!   OK - he is 17.5 lbs and not 'fat' - he is strong - and determined HA

Question 3

What if cat is declawed?

Accepted Answer

Declawing is the same thing as an AMPUTATION up to the first joint of ten toes of the front feet. A great risk of psychological injury to the cat, risk of infection, and great physical PAIN can come with this procedure. What is WE were kept by creatures who decided that we got into things and then amputated our fingers to the first joint? Think that would hurt and seem very, very, very unfair?
If you are a person who PAYS for this horrible procedure, rethink your next pet. Get a gerbil or a hamster and cage it with occasional outings. But a cat is a complex, highly intelligent animal, full of potential LOVE for you. To purposely HURT your pet to save your sofa is the wrong route. There are sprays for the furniture There are scratching posts. There are nail TRIMMERS which take some discipline to use every three to four weeks. But to purposely injure these precious creatures for YOUR pleasure or possessions when there are alternatives is beyond the pale. Sure, my $4,000 sofa and an expensive living room chair are no longer perfect, but the injury to those NON-LIVING possessions is part of the package we accept as OUR fault for failing to spray repellent as often as we should have. We offer scratching posts and lounge-type scratching "posts" and have really, really well adjusted members of our family. They trust us. They don't mind their sometimes necessary vet trips. And the mutual respect and love and admiration between our four (three rescue and one Russian Blue) is completely and totally irreplaceable. I cannot imagine every hurting a one of my fur babies in exchange for a little white stuffing coming out of the arm of our red sofa! No. Declawing is inhumane. Get a gerbil or a hamster if you want no damage! Better yet, get a goldfish and change the water regularly if you are willing to do that much for an animal's well being!

Question 4

How big are the openings of the bowls? I have a fat cat whose paws are 3 inches in diameter!

Accepted Answer

My 16 lb boy can't get the treats out of the spheres - his paws are too big, but he does quite well and loves! three of the 4 other puzzles!

Unit Count	1 Count
Item Dimensions L x W x H	15.7"L x 11.8"W x 3"H
Item Weight	3 Pounds
Material Type	Plastic
Pattern	Fun Board
Item Shape	Rectangular
Style	5-in-1 Activity Center
Subject Character	Cat
Color	White
Theme	Cat
Flavor	Cat
Dog Breed Size	Medium
Additional Features	Interactive, Mental Stimulation, BPA Free, Dishwasher Safe, Lead Free
Breed Recommendation	Small, Medium
Recommended Uses For Product	Boredom Buster, Exercise, Mental Stimulation, Brain Game, Treat Dispensing
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Pet Toy Type	Puzzle
Target Species	Cat

TRIXIE Fun Board Strategy Game for Cats, Puzzle Toy, Treat Dispenser, Interactive Play, Mental Stimulation

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