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title: "PetSafe Egg-Cersizer Interactive Cat Slow Feeder Toy"
brand: "petsafe"
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# Encourages active play & slow feeding Egg-shaped interactive design Adjustable 1-3 treat dispensing holes PetSafe Egg-Cersizer Interactive Cat Slow Feeder Toy

**Brand:** petsafe
**Price:** € 19.48
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🥚 Slow down mealtime, speed up the fun — because your cat deserves the best workout feast!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** PetSafe Egg-Cersizer Interactive Cat Slow Feeder Toy by petsafe
- **How much does it cost?** € 19.48 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- petsafe enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted petsafe brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Dual Filling Methods:** Unscrew or refill from the bottom for hassle-free meal prep and topping off.
- • **Compact & Lightweight:** Just 3.75" x 3" x 3" and 2.7 oz—perfectly sized for all cat breeds and easy to move around.
- • **Customizable Challenge Levels:** Dial in 1 to 3 openings to control treat flow and keep your cat engaged longer.
- • **Promotes Healthy Weight & Exercise:** Transforms mealtime into a fun workout, helping cats shed pounds and beat boredom.
- • **Made in America with Trusted Quality:** Crafted by PetSafe, a leader in pet wellness, ensuring safety and durability.

## Overview

The PetSafe Egg-Cersizer is an innovative interactive slow feeder toy designed for cats of all ages and breeds. Featuring an adjustable dial to control 1-3 treat dispensing holes, it encourages cats to play and exercise while eating, effectively slowing down fast eaters and promoting healthy weight management. Compact and lightweight, it offers dual filling options and is made in America by PetSafe, a trusted brand in pet care. Ideal for indoor use, this toy transforms feeding into an engaging activity that keeps cats mentally and physically stimulated.

## Description

The PetSafe Funkitty Egg-Cersizer Cat Toy makes playtime more fun and helps your cat lose weight. Fill it with treats or your cats entire meal. Open 1, 2, or 3 of the dispensing holes to customize how fast the treats or dry food come out. Decrease the number of openings to increase the challenge over time. The food pops out of the openings as your cat plays with the toy. Its a great way to slow down cats who eat too fast, encourage your cat to work for each meal, and reward your cat for exercising. Trust PetSafe to help keep your pet healthy, safe and happy.

Review: Cats LOVE these toys! - I don't free-feed my cats, they get a can of wet food each. One of my cats had decided this is not enough, and bothers me all day to be fed. She is, indeed, on a diet, because she got a bit porky. With this ball filled with Purena Weight Control (tiny pieces, perfect for "hardest" setting) and a few bits of bigger food that doesn't fit through the holes (to make it harder, and to make sure it's never completely empty, so they never give up on it) she can play all day, and never eat more then half the recommended portion, which is prolly even fewer calories then she spends batting the thing around trying to get foods. It's a great addition to the wet food I give, as one can doesn't offer *quite* enough calories for a cat of her size, nor, in the case of my other cat, enough calories for his activity level. With this, it's occupying all day, reduces the urgency of getting the next meal, and rounds off the calorie count nicely. And for a very reasonable spend. My cats love this thing enough that I have no choice but to buy at least 2 more (1 for each cat +1, same rule as litter boxes :D ) but it really keeps them from being destructive and obnoxious when they are bored and/or want food. I doubt this will work for people who allow their cat to eat whatever/whenever or who frequently give treats/scraps, as those are full of way more flavors and, in the case of treats, chemicals, which makes them more appealing... If, however, you don't free-feed, if you wet feed or portion control, even if you don't use this toy as a meal server, it's great to keep idle paws busy It's easy to switch settings, although I honestly think it's a bit too easy, even on the hard setting -being that it's intended for meals, not treats, though, this is a very very small complaint, and not even a big deal. It holds about maybe a cup of food at a time, and the holes get down to about 1/4 inch across or so, and are shaped like this --> () so you don't need round food, round-ish flattened foods are good, but X shaped or larger foods are no good, they catch too easily. For a treat ball, there are a few round ones with a single hole that look much harder then this (also on desertcart, in several colors -I ordered a few, and will be reviewing them when they get here ^_^), but it does what it says, my cats love it, and it certainly keeps them occupied
Review: Simple yet effective - After a visit to the veterinarian, it became clear that my kitty needed both diet and exercise. A minor, but useful, aid presented itself in the PetSafe Egg-Cersizer Meal Dispensing Cat Toy. The Egg-Cersizer is, evidently, an egg-shaped toy that can be filled with food pellets. It consists of two halves. The top portion can be broken down into two parts: an outer layer with three quarter-sized, fixed openings, and an inner, movable layer with five openings. By adjusting the inner layer with the dial at the top, you change how much the openings in the two layers overlap. In other words, you can change up how a) how many openings you use at a time (max 3), and b) how large/small to make them. I started off using three openings at half-size, just to acclimate my cat to the new method of feeding. Once she got the hand of it, I adjusted it down to two openings, then one. After a month or so, I started using one opening at the smallest setting that will still allow pellets to come out. The egg itself can be filled in two ways. As started earlier, the egg unscrews into two parts. Method one involves turning the top of the larger portion to close up all of the openings, filling it with cat food, and screwing the bottom back in place. Note that you will need to set the bottom in place, then turn the egg sideways to let some food fall into the base. This will give you the "wiggle room" to screw the egg together. Otherwise, the food won't leave you space to easily move the two parts. The second method of filling the egg involves pushing food in from the bottom of the assembled egg. The flanges at the bottom prevent it from popping back out again. I usually use the first method to fill the egg, and the second to "top off" prior to an overnight trip. The toy holds about half of a cup of food, loosely packed. Six months from her last visit to the vet, my cat has shaved off roughly a pound. While I can't say for sure how much the egg contributed, I will say that it's gotten her to work a little harder for her dinner. She tends to eat the food pellets as soon as they hit the floor. If you're worried about sanitation, you can set it up where you have tile or hardwood. The real drawback of this egg is that it has a tendency to migrate. My cat tends to mew plaintively at me whenever it's empty, but after leading me to the correct room, I have to hunt around furniture (and these days, moving boxes) to find out where it went. Overall, though, I still find it several dollars well spent. alice[unblocked]

## Features

- Age Range Description: all ages
- Included Components: Premier FunKitty Egg-cersizer

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003H44R5K |
| Additional Features | Made In America |
| Age Range Description | all ages |
| Best Sellers Rank | #32,835 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #51 in Cat Slow Feeders |
| Brand Name | PetSafe |
| Breed Recommendation | All Breed Sizes |
| Color | Blues & Purples |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 4,511 Reviews |
| Dog Breed Size | Large |
| Flavor | Flavorless |
| Included Components | Premier FunKitty Egg-cersizer |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 3.75"L x 3"W x 3"H |
| Item Type Name | PetSafe Egg-Cersizer Interactive Toy and Meal Dispenser, Use with Food or Treats - PTY00-13747 |
| Item Weight | 2.7 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Radio Systems Corporation |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PTY00-13747 |
| Model Name | PTY00-13747 |
| Model Number | PTY00-13747 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Pet Toy Type | Exercise Toy |
| Pet Type | Cat |
| Product Style | Unique |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor |
| Size | Pack of 1 |
| Subject Character | Cat |
| Target Species | Cat |
| Theme | Animals, Food and Drinks |
| UPC | 729849137479 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | Call Customer Service 800.933.5604 |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cats LOVE these toys!
*by M***A on January 5, 2014*

I don't free-feed my cats, they get a can of wet food each. One of my cats had decided this is not enough, and bothers me all day to be fed. She is, indeed, on a diet, because she got a bit porky. With this ball filled with Purena Weight Control (tiny pieces, perfect for "hardest" setting) and a few bits of bigger food that doesn't fit through the holes (to make it harder, and to make sure it's never completely empty, so they never give up on it) she can play all day, and never eat more then half the recommended portion, which is prolly even fewer calories then she spends batting the thing around trying to get foods. It's a great addition to the wet food I give, as one can doesn't offer *quite* enough calories for a cat of her size, nor, in the case of my other cat, enough calories for his activity level. With this, it's occupying all day, reduces the urgency of getting the next meal, and rounds off the calorie count nicely. And for a very reasonable spend. My cats love this thing enough that I have no choice but to buy at least 2 more (1 for each cat +1, same rule as litter boxes :D ) but it really keeps them from being destructive and obnoxious when they are bored and/or want food. I doubt this will work for people who allow their cat to eat whatever/whenever or who frequently give treats/scraps, as those are full of way more flavors and, in the case of treats, chemicals, which makes them more appealing... If, however, you don't free-feed, if you wet feed or portion control, even if you don't use this toy as a meal server, it's great to keep idle paws busy It's easy to switch settings, although I honestly think it's a bit too easy, even on the hard setting -being that it's intended for meals, not treats, though, this is a very very small complaint, and not even a big deal. It holds about maybe a cup of food at a time, and the holes get down to about 1/4 inch across or so, and are shaped like this --> () so you don't need round food, round-ish flattened foods are good, but X shaped or larger foods are no good, they catch too easily. For a treat ball, there are a few round ones with a single hole that look much harder then this (also on Amazon, in several colors -I ordered a few, and will be reviewing them when they get here ^_^), but it does what it says, my cats love it, and it certainly keeps them occupied

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Simple yet effective
*by A***] on April 19, 2014*

After a visit to the veterinarian, it became clear that my kitty needed both diet and exercise. A minor, but useful, aid presented itself in the PetSafe Egg-Cersizer Meal Dispensing Cat Toy. The Egg-Cersizer is, evidently, an egg-shaped toy that can be filled with food pellets. It consists of two halves. The top portion can be broken down into two parts: an outer layer with three quarter-sized, fixed openings, and an inner, movable layer with five openings. By adjusting the inner layer with the dial at the top, you change how much the openings in the two layers overlap. In other words, you can change up how a) how many openings you use at a time (max 3), and b) how large/small to make them. I started off using three openings at half-size, just to acclimate my cat to the new method of feeding. Once she got the hand of it, I adjusted it down to two openings, then one. After a month or so, I started using one opening at the smallest setting that will still allow pellets to come out. The egg itself can be filled in two ways. As started earlier, the egg unscrews into two parts. Method one involves turning the top of the larger portion to close up all of the openings, filling it with cat food, and screwing the bottom back in place. Note that you will need to set the bottom in place, then turn the egg sideways to let some food fall into the base. This will give you the "wiggle room" to screw the egg together. Otherwise, the food won't leave you space to easily move the two parts. The second method of filling the egg involves pushing food in from the bottom of the assembled egg. The flanges at the bottom prevent it from popping back out again. I usually use the first method to fill the egg, and the second to "top off" prior to an overnight trip. The toy holds about half of a cup of food, loosely packed. Six months from her last visit to the vet, my cat has shaved off roughly a pound. While I can't say for sure how much the egg contributed, I will say that it's gotten her to work a little harder for her dinner. She tends to eat the food pellets as soon as they hit the floor. If you're worried about sanitation, you can set it up where you have tile or hardwood. The real drawback of this egg is that it has a tendency to migrate. My cat tends to mew plaintively at me whenever it's empty, but after leading me to the correct room, I have to hunt around furniture (and these days, moving boxes) to find out where it went. Overall, though, I still find it several dollars well spent. alice[unblocked]

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Effective and fun!
*by K***M on November 20, 2017*

The cats really enjoy this toy. The vet recently expressed concern regarding their weights as they age. She gave us lots of good ideas, which we already do (feed controlled portions of high-quality food in separate bowls and on a schedule, put food/water and litter boxes on different levels of the house to encourage more stair walking, play with them every day, etc.). Despite consuming a relatively low number of calories of prescription food every day, the cats were continuing to gain weight. As they get older, they really just like to do a lot of "sunning" and napping. One way to get them moving is to encourage them to "work" for their food. The vet initially recommended the little toy mice that you can put kibble in. I googled those, and they are like $40 for a set of 5 or 6 (and each of the three cats would need their own "set"). Before investing that amount, I googled other options and bought this contraption. Similar idea, that the cat has to work to get the food out. This one just doesn't have the "hiding" component of the mouse toy/feeder. One of our cats is pretty persistent in rolling this around to get food out. One of the cats sort of has it figured out, but tends to give up easily (which tells me that he doesn't really NEED that extra food). And the other one is our only cat who is not overweight, and she could really care less about this device. (She's 17, so she doesn't expend a lot of extra energy on anything other than trying to sneak out the front door.) So I think this has been pretty effective in reducing the over-eating by the less-intelligent/less-persistent cat and making the other cat at least work for his extra food. Both cats are down almost a half pound since we implemented this toy, along with the food tree feeder, just a few weeks ago. Note: the kibble size adjustments have been very useful as we switch between two foods that we provide in this toy.

## Frequently Bought Together

- PetSafe FUNKitty Egg Cersizer - Cat Slow Feeder - Interactive Cat Meal Dispensing Toy - Great for Portion Control and Fast Eaters - Improve Digestion - Cat Enrichment and Exercise Toy
- Cat Dancer Toy

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