Roy and Moss are Norwegian Forest Cats from Hungary living in Switzerland. I’m so glad that many of you enjoy the video. Some answers for your questions: Roy and Moss are brothers from the same litter, they are almost 4 years old. We named them after the IT Crowd characters. They are both smart in their own way. Moss (on the left) is good at solving puzzles as he is very food motivated. On the other hand, he can’t figure out how to properly cover his poop. 😄 Also only Roy’s able to open doors, drawers or cabinets. They are playful but gentle cats. I think they are not aware of their strength otherwise they would have destroyed the puzzle toy for the treats. Sometimes they have disagreements but never on the food, they share their food without any problems. I love the ‘ol classic cat strat of “what if I just shove my entire head in here though, will that work?” 0:55 It almost never does but it looks hilarious. I’m applauding these guys! ❤️❤️❤️ Love the way kitty on left does a “I’m out of here” as soon as the puzzle is sorted & the treats are finished. He’s not a time waster! I lost my “Weegie” 3 years ago, she was 14. She had 3 bladder surgeries. I’ve had cats all my life and she was by far the smartest cat I’ve ever had. They are beautiful cats. May you have them for many, many years to enjoy 😺 Amazing. Have you tried more puzzles with them? We have Egyptian Maus, and use dog mazes for them to get their dried food from as it keeps their brains active. Ours open doors and cabinets too. Oddly our eldest likes to play with a stick ( the end of a wand toy we’re supposed to hold) so he’ll often take the others for a walk. Thank you for making and sharing this. After Moss pulled out his first tray it seemed as though he remembered that Roy had already scooped out one treat and eaten it and so was one up on Moss. Then Roy had another so Moss scoffed two of the fallen treats at once to level up, then let Roy have one ….that’s two each ….then the last two were divvied up between them…3 each, FAIR! Then Moss apparently was satisfied to let the rest go to Roy. Maybe just brainstorming a successful solution to accessing the treats was enough. You never know what these unfathomable humans are going to pull on you next. Best to keep one paw ahead for the sake of the good old, natural, cat survival skills. So good at sharing! Bless them. As a dog-lady, this was a first for me seeing 🐈 do these…. very surprised they didnt knock it on the floor. Thanks for sweet video. They seem a pretty mellow pair. I love how you can clearly see the lightbulb moment for the left one. The first slider came out as an “accidental” result of it probing the cord. The second slider clearly had a moment of “but what if I do this?” whereas you could see it target the wire on the side of the right one with laser accuracy (hey you try turning things without use of your thumbs). Maybe it’s because I have a Norwegian Forest Cat too that makes it so recognisable. The moment from “oops” to “but what if I…” to the moment you best buy padlocks for everything because he WILL get in… not “if” but “when
