KONG Kitty KONG Cat Toy

I added his favorite treats however he had no idea how to actually get them out, no idea how it can be improved but not good for treats.

My cat has always loved chewing on plastic and rubbery things (e.g., stethoscope tube, cords, rain boots, part of a wand toy, which landed him at the vet), but when he chewed all the way through a cord I knew that needed to do something (don't worry, it wasn't plugged in!). This was the perfect solution for my angsty boy. It's been a few days and the Kong is showing signs of wear, BUT he's a very aggressive chewer. This should totally be fine for a normal cat, but I think I'm going to get the classic dog version next.

Most pf there products seem to be a bit pricey, but when it comes to these original KONH toys...they are totally worth every penny! My pitbull never could get through the huge black heavy duty one and since his passing I have bought a couple of these for my friends, family and furry roomates. This toy has proven sturdy over the years, yes...years! 6 years ago we got one for a ferret, she still plays with it and enjoy a little pasty treat inside. I always washed ours in the dishwasher on the top shelf (turn on air dry, not heat dry). I noticed some comments showing pics of broken Kong toys and I cannot speak for them, but I suggest they simply try a tougher Kong. They come in many sizes. I even Most pf there products seem to be a bit pricey, but when it comes to these original KONH toys...they are totally worth every penny! My pitbull never could get through the huge black heavy duty one and since his passing I have bought a couple of these for my friends, family and furry roomates. This toy has proven sturdy over the years, yes...years! 6 years ago we got one for a ferret, she still plays with it and enjoy a little pasty treat inside. I always washed ours in the dishwasher on the top shelf (turn on air dry, not heat dry). I noticed some comments showing pics of broken Kong toys and I cannot speak for them, but I suggest they simply try a tougher Kong. They come in many sizes. I even gave one to my mother-in-law for her elderly small breed that was for older dogs with weak teeth who still enjoy chewing stuff and licking yummy things out of toys! Hehehe not one of our many toys has ever broken or let us down. I wouldn't be surprised if Kong offered free replacements if you do experience issues, as their original KONG is everlasting! As for the rest of their items...I dunno. My pit seemed to magically appear on the outside of his Kong cage that was supposed to be inescapable. Hahaha! Oh boy, that was fun! ((sarcasm)) Our kitty plays with the small Kitty Kong, but nowhere near as much as our pomeranian mix. And the ferret, well...she has since passed, but she kept hers close and wouldn't let you touch it. I had to sneak to get it cleaned or fill it with treats, if I could find it! Overall I highly recommend this toy for all small animals, and if your pet has more strength to their bite, I recommend 8check out the many other Original KONGs. … more

So the cat isn't as smart as a dog, she doesn't get it that the food is hidden inside the Kong. We are trying to think of ways to get her more active and lose some weight, but she isn't really responding to the kong. I've changed her food giving her more wet and less dry, the dry was to be given to her in the Kong, but she doesn't get it. Daft little thing!

We use this to feed our high energy adolescent cat. We feed him raw food. We fill a bunch of kongs and hide them all over our house for him to find. We gave him a few days before we started hiding them for him to figure out how to use his tongue to lick the food out of it but he picked it up quickly. I don't think he'd have much interest in playing with them if they were empty or just had some treats in them, but as a way to feed him that more closely replicates hunting for food in the wild these are PERFECT. They're easy to clean (which we do daily) and easy to fill.

I have a cat who loves to chew on cords. This seems to be the next best thing! I haven't had many cord chewing incidence since we've utilized the cat KONG. Still holds up very well, considering it's been used quite often. We're very happy with this product - thus far.

Even with treats in it, he had no interest. He likes soft toys better.

This thing is way way small, it's cute and I think if you use it to have a young kitten play and get treats out of it that's great. But I was looking for something my 2 year old fatty could play w and chewy on and also get a treat. I think this is a great product for a kitten but not an older cat who's just going to ignore it. Also it's like the size of a mouse. Teeny tiny.

So small and cute! I put treats in it but my cat cares more about the food and less about the toy. He likes to knock it off the table but doesn’t chew on it. I wish he played with it more. It also does smell weird.

Tooo small you rally can’t get anything into the item