Relish

Animal Snap - Card game

$14.99 USD

Engage in a fun, dementia-friendly card game that stimulates memory and fosters connection.

Recommended for:

Early Stage

Mid-Stage

Late Stage

Product Details

Relish's Animal Snap is a dementia-friendly twist on the classic matching game, designed to bring out your competitive spirit. This engaging game offers three variations—Snap, Pairs, or Full House—catering to different skill levels. With large, brightly colored pictures and simplified rules, it provides a familiar and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Ideal for individuals in the mid stages of dementia, Animal Snap stimulates visual attention, memory recall, and critical thinking, all while promoting social interaction and connection.

Players match animal pairs, which enhances cognitive function, improves reaction time, and encourages lively competition. The shared experience fosters meaningful conversations and a fun atmosphere, making it perfect for quality time with your loved one.

  • The Animal Snap Card game is suitable for individuals in the mid stages of dementia who benefit from engaging, cognitively stimulating activities.
  • The Animal Snap Card game is suitable for caregivers and family members looking to spend quality, interactive time with their loved ones while promoting mental stimulation.
  • The Animal Snap Card game is suitable for people who enjoy friendly competition and social interaction, making it a fun and inclusive activity for both individuals and groups.

We chose Relish's Animal Snap because it combines engaging gameplay with dementia-friendly features, making it an excellent tool for stimulating cognitive function while fostering social interaction. The game's large, brightly colored pictures and simplified rules ensure accessibility and ease of use, catering to individuals in the mid-stages of dementia.

By promoting memory recall, visual attention, and reaction time, Animal Snap provides a fun and meaningful way to spend quality time, reducing isolation and encouraging conversation with loved ones.

  • Free shipping on orders over 75 USD.
  • 30-day return policy. Conditions do apply. Please read our complete Return Policy.

  • Game Variations: Includes three different game modes—Snap, Pairs, and Full House—offering varied levels of difficulty.
  • Card dimensions: H4.7in x W3.1in
  • Packaging dimensions: H4.9in x W3.3in x D0.8in
  • Cards: x48
  • Players 2-4
  • Instructions: English, German, French, and Spanish
  • Packaging: Comes in a sturdy, easy-to-open box for convenient storage.

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