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Doc & Phoebe Indoor Hunting Feeder

Doc & Phoebe makes this. Snuffle Society does not. The name is their trademark.

Mouse-shaped cups you fill with kibble and hide around the house, so a meal becomes a short hunt.

Best for

Cats who like to search, in a home where you can put the mice back afterwards

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Supervision. Count the mice out and count them back. A lost cup under the sofa is just a forgotten snack.

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