KONG Active Treat Ball Cat Toy
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Treat your kitty to a unique, unpredictable game with a reward at the end when you roll out the Active Treat Ball cat toy by KONG. Place treats inside and watch your cat chase and swat her new favorite toy. Challenging and entertaining, the treat ball helps keep cats busy, healthy and happy.
Key Benefits- Active, treat dispensing toy provides extra fun for your cat.
- Fun and unpredictable movement creates a new experience every time.
- Promotes healthy exercise for indoor cats.
- Challenging and entertaining, the Treat Ball helps keep cats busy, healthy and happy.
- Great for solo play to keep your cat entertained.
Inspect products frequently. Supervised use only. Remove all packaging. Discontinue use if damaged.
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Item Number66556
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LifestageAdult
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Toy FeatureExercise
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MaterialPolyester
KONGs are easy to keep clean and top-shelf dishwasher safe. Caretakers should regularly examine toys and look for cracks, separations and/or missing pieces. Inspect KONG rubber toys by flexing the rubber when it is dry. Loose pieces larger than a food nugget can be harmful if swallowed so make sure to remove or replace damaged or worn toys.
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81% Recommend
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Good idea However.
By Hammer on Jun 12, 2020
I have a 9 year old grumpy cat and a 7 year old scardy cat. They are both very spoiled and kinda plump. My 7 year old Bear LOVES to play and hunt. He figured it out just fine. Grumpy Oddball is another story. He's quite set in his ways and not only did he not want to work for his food but he followed me around screaming at me the whole time giving me evil looks. I wouldn't recommend these to older cats....unless you're prepared to get yelled at. LOL
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Great for my chubby cat.
By Leona on Jun 15, 2020
I have a very food motivated cat. He is on a strict diet and often complains about being hungry. I can pop a few kibbles in there between meals and he gets a bit of exercise in addition to feeling a bit fuller until mealtime. It isn't too complicated, and even my less food motivated cats enjoy it.
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Meh, not impressed
By OakleyandIvy on Jun 17, 2020
It was cheap so I’m not really that upset but it’s nothing like the Kong dog treater I had. The treats fall right out! Of course, the kittens appreciate it but it’s not very challenging for them. I was hoping for something a bit tougher to get treats out.
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good idea but
By Caitlyn on Jul 8, 2020
My cat just wasn’t interested in this and that’s saying something because he loves treats. I think hiding treats is more enjoyable for cats rather than a toy like this which seems better suited for a dog
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Does the job
By Allie on Jun 8, 2020
This only has one larger opening. If the toy had multiple smaller openings or just one smaller opening it would make it harder for my cats to get the treats out. They get all the treats out quickly. I was hoping it would keep my cats stimulated for a longer period of time.
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Kong Active Treat Ball
By Expectedbetter on Jul 3, 2020
Bought this ball for our Pomeranian puppy since most of the other puzzles are too big for her. It’s perfect size for her and she LOVES rolling this around to get her kibble out.
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We love it!
By Bunnysplaypen on Jun 11, 2020
Took a little bit of time for my cats to figure out why this was more fun than a regular ball, but once they did they batted it all over the place and gobbled up the treats and sharing for once!
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works great
By amanda on Jun 24, 2020
definitely gets my kitten working hard and playing with it once he realizes there are treats inside. there hasn't been anything wrong with it, would recommend!
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cats are liking this
By GingerN on Jun 15, 2020
So far so good. I bought this because my dogs have loved similar items in the past. My cats aren't as receptive as the dogs, but they still have enjoyed this so far.
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cat toy kong
By shiloh on Jun 14, 2020
I didn't think they would really like it but they surprised me by picking it up and getting a piece at a time of the treat
