SnugglyCat Ripple Rug Cat Activity Play Mat

My cat is picky about toys--she ignores the vast majority and the ones that do pique her interest, she tends to bore of quickly. I'm happy to say the Ripple Rug has awakened her inner hunter! She goes absolutely NUTS for this thing, scratching and biting at it ferociously! I think she may be losing weight, thanks to daily playtime sessions with the Ripple Rug! Her favorite is when I tease her by poking a feather wand in and out through the holes in the rug. But if I can't play with her, due to work or something, I'll hide toys in the folds of the rug for her to find. So far I've had the Ripple Rug for two months and she's still loving it. Well worth the price.

Our boys love it, especially Crazy Louie. We’ve actually nicknamed it Crazy Louie’s Ambush Cave because he loves to jump out through the larger holes and surprise his brothers, or just shoot a lightning quick paw out of one of the smaller holes to tag them on the way by. The other two like to lay on top of it, or play with toys that are inside it through the openings. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is that you’re supposed to be able to fold it over and have the Velcro stick to the inside to stiffen an “entrance” archway, but it barely sticks to the inside, and that lasts about until the cats look at it. Arrived very quickly - Earlier than promised. Will definitely keep shopping Our boys love it, especially Crazy Louie. We’ve actually nicknamed it Crazy Louie’s Ambush Cave because he loves to jump out through the larger holes and surprise his brothers, or just shoot a lightning quick paw out of one of the smaller holes to tag them on the way by. The other two like to lay on top of it, or play with toys that are inside it through the openings. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is that you’re supposed to be able to fold it over and have the Velcro stick to the inside to stiffen an “entrance” archway, but it barely sticks to the inside, and that lasts about until the cats look at it. Arrived very quickly - Earlier than promised. Will definitely keep shopping at Chewy. … more

I've seen ripple rugs used by kitten fosters that I follow online and how much they're loved by young cats, so I bought one to try and give more interesting playtime for my older cats. I think my cats were a little afraid of the rug at first, but adjusting it to a position they liked and tossing some of their other toys inside sparked their curiosity within a day. Even my naysayer cat likes to at least lay on it and rub on it, which I consider a win. Worth the price, and it's very thick and carpet-like so I know it will last a long time.

I really looked forward to getting this play rug. The cats loved it at first. It was a bit challenging to get it to make a cave shape that would stay up for more than a few mins, but I figured the cats could just burrow into it and play. That worked for a while, but they would get bored unless they could see into it like a cave or tunnel. Unfortunately a naughty cat decided to pee on it while it was flat, and now it is trash. I tried cleaning it, but the smell won't leave. I will stick with old blankets for them to play in.

My babies LOVE this!!!!! I just got it today and they are sooooo addicted! My tabby's just laying on it, as I'm typing this....lol (Directions say to vacuum the top and the bottom initially to remove any loose fibers. I did so and normally the tabby is scared of the vacuum, but this time he sat there waiting for me to finished....lol)

Cats loved it the first day but when they climbed on top it collapsed and the second, inner set of velcro attached and kept it down. Kitties are no longer interested. I’m going to buy something me Velcro to attach to the inner Velcro and hope that helps. For the price you would think they would include the Velcro blockers for an extra penny in cost.

My cat didn’t take to this at first. After I got the top part arranged, my cat came over, sniffed it, and gave me her thumbs down look. I took the top part off and put some of her toys on it, and now she loves hanging out on it. I may try the top part again after she is used to the base. I gave it four stars only because she didn’t care for the top part.

I have 3 cats with all different personalities and they love this toy. You don't necessarily need to prop up the center. I stopped trying because they started to sleep on it too. I now vacuum the bottom, randomly throw their toys on it, and put the top over it and it mostly lays flat. Except where the bumps are from the toys. They feel the bumps and start digging out the toys. Its hysterical. And they still reach or put their heads into the holes. They have so much fun and then use it as a bed when they are all tired out. I also don't have to worry when I hear their claws grabbing because its on the mat and not my rug. Excellent toy

We recently brought home two kittens and were a little nervous about introducing them to the rest of the clowder. The cat breeder highly recommended this rug and after seeing her cats and kittens playing with one, we knew we had to get one! We put toys under the rug and everyone gets along and plays for hours! Best money spent!!!

Cat freakin' loves this rug. Immediately took to it out of the box. Loves crawling into it and batting at things through the holes. The top layer completely detaches and fixes itself to the bottom layer, in case this isn't obvious from the photos. The obvious benefit here is that it's a very flexible and mysterious toy for the kitten. The less-obvious problem is that it can be hard to keep the rug structured in such a way that invites crawling into it. I'm not sure how such a thing could be fixed though. He loves jumping into the top layer as much as he loves crawling under it. I can't imagine putting any stiff parts in or around this toy to ensure it props up better. Something like that might Cat freakin' loves this rug. Immediately took to it out of the box. Loves crawling into it and batting at things through the holes. The top layer completely detaches and fixes itself to the bottom layer, in case this isn't obvious from the photos. The obvious benefit here is that it's a very flexible and mysterious toy for the kitten. The less-obvious problem is that it can be hard to keep the rug structured in such a way that invites crawling into it. I'm not sure how such a thing could be fixed though. He loves jumping into the top layer as much as he loves crawling under it. I can't imagine putting any stiff parts in or around this toy to ensure it props up better. Something like that might hurt the cat in the middle of a tense play session. … more