KONG Kitty KONG Cat Toy

My cat will play with this until he's gotten the treat out all the way. It's been able to hold up to his chewing and biting. I like to use the Halo Liv-a-Littles Grain-Free 100% Wild Salmon Freeze-Dried Dog & Cat Treats. They fit perfectly (don't easily fall out but he can eventually get them to come out).

My cat is an avid chewer, so I got him one. Figured it’d be better for him to chew this than my clothes. He. Tore. It. Apart.

My four year old cat loves these Kongs. She has four of them, I usually get the tiny dog ones, but the cat one is softer. She bats them all over the place, they are her favorite toys, and I don't even stuff them!

My cats have no desire to play with it treats or not. Not even if I put catnip in it and that usually gets them to play with anything. I think it’s just way too small for them. Really disappointed in this product that I was so excited to receive.

I got this for my cat and she had no interest at all. But I got the mouse cat treat ball and she loves that.

I filled it with Lilly's favorite treats expecting her to play with it for a bit. She is a very playful old gal, but this just didn't do it for her. She quickly got the treats out and left Kong Kitty Toy on the floor. She was totally disinterested in rolling it around. Thanks for your great service but this is not a toy for Lilly! Karen

My cat loves this toy. I fill it with some treats and a little bit of cat wet food and it keeps her entertained for a long time.

My cat is bengal and very energetic. I got this toy thinking it will keep him occupied. He gives up on the snacks inside...

First off this is a lot smaller than I expected. I guess I should have looked at the size on the description. My cat has no interest in this. I've tried dry treats, wet food, putting it in the freezer, etc. Perhaps it would be better for a cat that is more food motivated.

This toy is about the length of my pinky finger. I thought it would be bigger. I also thought that it would dispense kibble when my cats played with it, but the kibble just falls out when you set it on the ground. I guess I misunderstood what this was. It seems to be more for putting wet food or paste in, something that would cling to it's interior. But then it seems like your cat would just try to chew it up, which it specifically says not to let your cat chew on it. Overall I don't understand what this is actually for, but I wish I had not bought it. Perhaps some cats would have fun batting it around, but mine seem to prefer pompoms.