Potaroma Cat Toys Pillows, 3 Pack, Soft and Durable Crinkle Sound with Catnip Inside, Interactive Indoor Kitten Kicker, Promotes Kitty Exercise

Popped open the box and handed one to my kitten who likes to lick fuzzy kick toys. He immediately went wild for it. My two small dogs took off with the other two. My senior orange cat who only plays with 1 soft toy, since he was a baby, ran over and took the one from the kitten. He was rolling, kicking, and playing. I have not seen him play like this since he was tiny. My senior taby aslo came out and played with it a bit too. Both dogs are guarding theirs. I have tried a lot of toys and he just likes crinkle balls and his stuffy llama but I guess we can add this to everyone's list here!

The media could not be loaded. Cat toys:1: is it worth it?2: will they use it?3: is it sturdy - will it last - hold up to nails/teeth?1 - you decide for $132 - mine has kicking habits so they use the toy3 - seems sturdy @4 months inPositives:I have 1 gray cat (12 yr old male) that plays with anything .. A N Y T H I N Gand 1 black cat (7 yr old male) that only plays with red dot/flash lights, bugs and string - NO CAT TOYS - but he’s seems to like this toy as long as the gray cat is also playing with one simultaneously. I’m unsure if it’s because he sees him playing and is jealous (there’s a lot of jealousy between these 2!) or if it’s because the catnip attracts him and then he’s hooked, or both.You can see both cats enjoy it. My gray cat is the one who likes to kick and has long rear nails (he plays very, very rough normally) and he enjoys the heck out of this toy. Even the big black cat will do an occasional kick with it.Negatives:The one thing is the little feather stuff. There’s a few pieces that are longer (you can actually see it in one of the videos, the black cat playing with the green one it has a piece that's longer, and it goes across his face). My other gray cat eats anything. He’s a total garbage disposal. He eats hair off the floor. He eats dust balls. He eats carpet pieces that have been picked up from their nails. Arg! I’m telling you it’s horrible. So, I am forever living with the behavior of cat/toddler proofing my home. If it could be picked up and put in the mouth or licked, it’s bad. I know that’s sad but it’s the truth. So that’s a negative because I picked up one of the pieces off the floor when they were new.And of course, the catnip doesn’t stay for long. But I am getting the most life out of them as possible because I keep them in separate Ziploc baggies and don’t let the air get to them when not in use.And last negative would be cost. I believe I paid $13 or so 11/27/23. When I replace these, since they don’t last more than a few months before the catnip or the attraction portion of the play is gone from this toy, I’ll be looking to replace them for at least, at minimum, 50% less than what I paid, or between $5-$7 tops.Notes:I keep/store these in a Ziploc plastic bag with the air removed (when not in use) and bring them out for a few minutes of play or until they’re tired of it and then store it back in the baggie. So it seems to last longer I suppose. I bought this pack of 3 toys on 11/27/23 and they’re just now getting to the point where I should be replacing them soon if I want them to enjoy the catnip portion as part of the toy.Overall. Good toy - sturdy, crinkly, decent cat-nippy smell, cats seem to enjoy them and their nails/teeth haven out any holes in them or scratched them apart. Also store them in a Ziploc baggie when not in use, the catnip part will last a bit longer. So if I’m using a scale of 1-10 then maybe an 8-9 using my gray cat to measure because he loves to play normally and will play a long time due to the catnip. Also he has no teeth, so he slobbers on it, a lot, and I have to wait for it to dry before I can put it away in a baggie. Or it could just be because he plays with it so much more than the other cat that it’s out of the Ziploc baggie more often, therefore, the catnip portion of it could be going away or not as strong. But he still plays with it and once I entice him, he really gets going with it.

My cat loves this simple little cat toy. He can't get enough them. He hugs them and does the bunny kick! My 75 pound dog also loves them. Guess I'm going to have to buy more. Although they haven't destroyed them yet. They are very sturdy. Lol If you have a cat or even a dog, you have to invest in a set of these. They will love them.

My kitty loved this right after I opened it, but it seems to have lost it's catnip smell quickly. I rub fresh catnip on it, and she enjoys it again, but isn't as playful with it. I have washed it an put it in the dryer once, and did ok. It's an inexpensive toy, and has held her interest longer than most.

Our kitten loves these! Our kitten is teething and learning to bite, and these are great to teach him to bite and play with instead of our hands, arms, and legs! I am already ordering three more!

My cats love these goody-filled pillows. My kitties hug them while kicking and gnawing at them and look like they have a great time. There are no batteries needed, they’re great cat toys with a simple rectangular design. They are durable and have already gone several rounds with my cats. Colors are basic which is fine with me and my cats. I think it’s a good value for the money. I highly recommend.

My cats love the original cat tail. When we unpacked the new softer version, they were not as excited. Have ordered the original version four times before and the cats carried them around and hugged them. No response to the softer ones. Am ordering the originals immediately. Guess it's just personal preference. If they change their attitude will post.

My cat says Yeah!!! He finds this to be his favorite of all the many, many toys I have gotten him. This is his go to for fun and for comfort. Thank you for making them.