Fat Cat Classic Appeteasers Cat Toy

I just adopted 2 kittens. My friend also adopted 2 kittens. The 4 kittens love this toy and play for hours with it. My friend just bought this for her kittens when the 4 babies are not together.

One of my cats loves to chew on toys after eating. It's how he cleans his own teeth. He loves these because they are the right shape (cylindrical) for him to manipulate from one side of his mouth to the other. I cut off all the tags and other decorative accents because they get in his way. The toys are hand washable, and they hold up pretty well compared to other chew toys he's had.

my 3 gingers have a basket full of catnip infused toys ... but this is a fav. how do i know? its always on the floor somewhere vs in the toy basket the sign of a loved toy, n'est pas?

More durable then some others I ordered but lacking in the catnip sensation for my 3. They were interested for 20 seconds tops. Now they sit with the rest of the "catnip" toys

Baby likes to carry these around in his mouth. Also likes tossing in the air and pouncing on them as they land. Spends hours playing with this toy.

Cause he keeps coming back for more Toy has been durable but he is a rough guy so ill update if exceptional or poor

I bought these thinking my cats could kick on them but they're tiny, just like the catnip mice that are a bit cheaper. If these were bigger my cats would actually play with them, I think.

I had this companies product before so I knew what I was getting. It had been years yet it was the same quality. I have two fur friends; one is a 14+yr old neutered male and the other is a 7 yr old fixed female, both whom really love and enjoy playing with them. My male truly can not get enough of it; I even wake to him JUST freaking out on it! As for my little girl she hidden hers in the cat scratch post. It is worth every penny to watch them!

Our kitties like these, and unlike the bigger ones they don't destroy them within a day. They are definitely a hit!

cats love it and the toys seem durable. Two cats have taken turns kicking, clawing, tossing, and gnawing on it every day for several weeks, and haven't torn it up yet.