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The parts come apart for washing. Wash them with warm, soapy water, rinse well and dry thoroughly between uses. Keep them out of the dishwasher unless the label says they are safe.

No. It is a toy — an enrichment puzzle for play and feeding. It is not a medicine and not intended to address any behaviour or health issue. For a real behaviour or health concern, talk to a vet.

Set it on the floor with a few treats, show your cat where they are hidden once, and let them work it out at their own pace. Start with an easy puzzle and step up the difficulty as they catch on.

Yes. The puzzles are made from food-safe materials — beechwood, food-grade plastic or non-toxic silicone — with no sharp edges and no small pieces that come loose. Watch your cat the first few times they use one.

Small, dry treats work best — a few at a time. You can also use pieces of your cat's regular food to keep the reward healthy. Avoid anything sticky or wet that would be hard to clean out.

Cats are hunters, and a little work makes a treat more satisfying. Puzzle feeders turn feeding time into a small hunt, giving a house cat mental and physical play its instincts are built for.