The Trixie Snack Roll is an interactive toy for cats. Simply fill it with treats and let your cat figure out how to get them – as the toy rolls, treats fall out through the openings. It features three removable rods to adjust the treat output, a plastic core with a quiet rubber coating for silent rolling on hard floors, and a screw-top design for easy refilling.

The Trixie Snack Roll provides plenty of variety and fun while keeping your cat engaged. The treats motivate your cat to play and explore, while the rubber coating minimises noise. When playtime is over, the toy can be cleaned hygienically in the dishwasher.

The Snack Roll requires movement during play, making it great for cats that need weight management (but for those cats, remember to count the treats toward their daily calorie allowance).

Benefits of puzzle toys

Cats spend around 80% of their awake time engaged in mental effort. This is an inseparable part of feline life – a cat’s day revolves around hunting, and activities like observing, strategising, and scenting are all part of every attempt to obtain food.

Puzzle toys extend feeding activity – in the wild, acquiring food is a long, stimulating process
They help fulfill your cat’s hunting instincts at home
Cats exercise their sense of smell and coordination
Mental effort helps prevent cognitive decline
They are particularly useful for cats with disabilities (deaf, blind, or with mobility impairments)
A treat obtained independently stimulates the reward system, boosts confidence, and triggers serotonin release – the so-called “happiness hormone”
They calm cats
They enrich the day and keep it interesting
They complete the hunting cycle
Puzzle toys can be used as an alternative when the owner has less time to fully engage in hunting play – but this should not become a frequent replacement. Interactive hunting play with your cat remains equally important

Choosing treats for puzzle toys

First and foremost – use treats that your cat actually likes! If the reward isn’t attractive enough, your cat may not be motivated to make the effort
Pay attention to the ingredients. Ideally, treats should consist of 100% dried or freeze-dried meat and/or organs, without grains, dairy products, or other additives that aren’t suitable for cats
You can explore the treats available in our store to find suitable options
Remember to include treats in your cat’s daily calorie intake, especially if your cat needs to lose weight
If your cat has a chronic health condition, consult a veterinarian or animal nutritionist about the type and amount of treats you should give

Product description

Animates to play: Snacks fall out of the openings during the rolling movement
Removable bars to regulate snack output
Rubber coating: smooth running, minimises annoying noises
Screw-on: easy to clean & fill
Hygienic: dishwasher safe
Colour: pink/white
Material: plastic, TPR (thermoplastic rubber)
Overall dimensions: Ø 5-6cm x 14cm
- snack openings: Ø 13mm – 17mm

Note: The colours shown in the photos may vary slightly from the actual product, depending on your screen settings.

Cat behaviourist advice

Puzzle toys can be used to help with situations and challenges such as:

boredom

anxiety

lack of confidence

aggression

difficulty regulating emotions

preventing cognitive decline

Choose the difficulty level and type of puzzle toy to match your cat. A toy that is too easy may not hold their interest, while one that is too difficult could cause frustration. Be present when introducing a new toy and, if needed, support, guide, and assist your cat. If the toy proves too challenging, switch to an easier one. Reward your cat for their effort.

Use puzzle toys after a short session with a wand toy to complete the hunting sequence. Alternate between different puzzle toys to keep playtime varied and engaging.

For domestic cats, it is natural to hunt and eat individually. If you have more than one cat, each should have their own puzzle toy. This helps prevent competition over resources and avoids unnecessary conflicts within the group.