2PACK Kitty Kurlz Cat Toy, Interactive Cat Scratching Board with Ball - Recyclable Scratching Pad for Indoor Cats

I bought 2 and put them together to make a bigger one for our big cats. They are very picky with toys and it’s hard to find one they likes. This one seems to keep them entertained when we are busy.

When my kitten's no longer feeling sleepy, he quickly turns into a little troublemaker. He gets into places he's not supposed to, he climbs on people and furniture, he scratches and (lightly) bites, and he refuses to take no for an answer. If that sounds familiar, you might want to consider this.

I was looking for something occupy all that energy for a moment when I stumbled across this fun little marvel, and all I can say is so far so good. The kitten took to it immediately, curiously and stubbornly batting the ball around and trying to remove it. It was a full half hour before he took a break to use the box, attack a different toy, and eat some food. Ten minutes later, he was back at it again.

I can't speak to how well this product works for an older cat, or how long it lasts, but at least initially it's a great outlet for an energetic young kitten.

Boomhauer, my 13 week old tabby loooves this toy.
He was a bit suspicious of it at first but very quickly adapted to it.
I had to stretch it out a bit so it could be bigger and look more like the picture. It’s very durable and Boomhauer has begun scratching away at it.
He laid in it with no problem as I’m typing this and looks nice and comfortable.
This toy peaked his interest and he’s been playing with it for the last half hour.

This is an example of theory perfectly executed, cat toy edition. I have an 8mo kitten/teenager cat that is full of all the beans and needs lots of engagement/ enrichment. He loves this. I bought two and connected them together, and he's a pretty big tabby and stretches it out, snugs up in the middle, and bunny kicks to his content. This has been a great redirection tool for when he decides the furniture is his scratch post. Please enjoy blippi as the background audio in the video 🤣 #mute

When my kitten's no longer feeling sleepy, he quickly turns into a little troublemaker. He gets into places he's not supposed to, he climbs on people and furniture, he scratches and (lightly) bites, and he refuses to take no for an answer. If that sounds familiar, you might want to consider this.

I was looking for something occupy all that energy for a moment when I stumbled across this fun little marvel, and all I can say is so far so good. The kitten took to it immediately, curiously and stubbornly batting the ball around and trying to remove it. It was a full half hour before he took a break to use the box, attack a different toy, and eat some food. Ten minutes later, he was back at it again.

I can't speak to how well this product works for an older cat, or how long it lasts, but at least initially it's a great outlet for an energetic young kitten.