Feed the Kitty is as simple as a cat's life! Mice are on the menu, and as they move from place to place; it's anyone's guess who will end up hungry and who will get to have a full belly. Will you be caught catnapping or will you pounce into the lead' The answer is all in the roll of the dice! Includes 20 wooden mice, 2 custom dice, kitty bowl and rules of play.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
Great First Game for Your Young Child:
My daughter just turned three. Her five year old brother loves to play games but most are too difficult for her and it is hard for her to feel included. I was looking for a simple first game that would teach her taking turns, dice skills, and other game basics. This game turned out to be perfect. The concept of the game is simple. This game comes with purple wooden mice, a green plastic cat dish, and two picture dice. The game starts by dividing the mice evenly among the players and leaving a few in... more info
Great first game:
Feed the Kitty is a great game for teaching basic counting skills and turn taking. I love the simplicity of the rules of this game as my 3 children play it together and are able to understand what they are supposed to do. That greatly cuts down on arguments. True it is a pretty basic game, but once they tire of playing with it they like to "feed" the wooden mice to their stuffed cats so it gets plenty of play value as long as they don't loose the mice.
Fun for all ages!:
We bought this game for our 5 year old daughter for Christmas not knowing anything about it. It has become a favorite of ours ever since. We have given it as a gift on several occasions. It's easy enough for a mature 2 year old to play and fun enough for a group of 9 year olds as well. We take it on vacations and to parties, even while we waited for a table at a restaurant. It's unpredictable and changes every time you play it. Just when you think you lost, you could be the winner in the end. Each game is... more info
a favorite:
This game is so simple but It is just a blast. I love to sit and play it with my kids. It doesn't take alot of brain power so you end up doing alot of talking together.
