Can this toy be used with cats?
1720002
Yes! My cat LOVES it. We coat his toys in catnip and place one in each section. Keeps him busy for hours!
1720003
Yes. That's what I use it for. I only give my cats treats once in a great while. The small toy mice and crinkle toys work great.
1720004
That's who it is made for! My cat loves it. He will poke around in the holes fishing out treats until he's gotten every single one out.
1720005
I believe it was specifically designed for cats. Mine love it. I put toys in it or treats and they stay busy with it until they manage to get all the treats or toys out of it. Its fun watching them work at it. Very cute.
1720006
Yes it was made for cats. I have five cats and multiple cats will play with it together.
2012598
I haven't but I assume it would also be fun. I wanted to say that I also use this track to give my cats treats by putting the treats in the track and making them use their paws to dig them out. More interesting than just putting the treats on the floor. I've also put small toys in the track that they can dig out. I imagined it might be a little frustrating that they can't get this ball out so I occasionally give them things they CAN dig out of it. They still play with the regular ball every now and then after having this for several months so it's a good toy they don't get bored with right away. I haven't but I assume it would also be fun. I wanted to say that I also use this track to give my cats treats by putting the treats in the track and making them use their paws to dig them out. More interesting than just putting the treats on the floor. I've also put small toys in the track that they can dig out. I imagined it might be a little frustrating that they can't get this ball out so I occasionally give them things they CAN dig out of it. They still play with the regular ball every now and then after having this for several months so it's a good toy they don't get bored with right... » Read More I haven't but I assume it would also be fun. I wanted to say that I also use this track to give my cats treats by putting the treats in the track and making them use their paws to dig them out. More interesting than just putting the treats on the floor. I've also put small toys in the track that they can dig out. I imagined it might be a little frustrating that they can't get this ball out so I occasionally give them things they CAN dig out of it. They still play with the regular ball every now and then after having this for several months so it's a good toy they don't get bored with right away. « Show Less
288008
Yes, they still play with it. I just keep adding cat nip to it and the cats are attracted back to it.
1040408
Yes. My cats also like to chew but they can't get a good grip so no harm to the strings.
697363
It can be used with cats. If you get on their website, it tells you who to use the product on. www.icelandpure.com I read the testimonials & there was someone who used it w/their cats but it looked like they used the salmon oil. Hope this helps!
940750
We have used these for a long time with our three cats. In general, very safe to leave alone with cat/s UNLESS you notice your cat chewing the tails off; then you might want to use these as special toys for supervised playing:)
421472
Yes, older cats like it too. My 4 year old cat likes it so much he won't let the other cats play with it!
1173370
I would not give this to cats. it is based on body weight, half a tablet per 20 lbs. the labeling makes no mention of cats, only specifically for dogs. I would call your vet to get a recommendation for your cat.
447604
No. If you have a cat that likes to scratch, it can certainly scratch this material (or almost any other type of material) to pieces. Keep your cat away from this bounce!
970846
My cats have not be able to get through the wire, my only thought is not to leave them alone with the toy? I play with my cats with the toy when I am home and put it up when I can at work! Sorry, but that is all I can think of!
1092616
It could click because it is still trying to move. Then, as the cat stops it, it will shut off and you have to start it up again. I have had some success with this toy, but the motor burns out quickly and the toy stops working, but my cats love it. I have already replaced 6 of them. It is better than Cat's Meow and all the rest.
2030849
I would say yes. My cat only uses one leg when trying to get a treat from one of the bowls or between the pegs. The bigger question is will your cat even pay attention to the activity center. We cat owners have all bought toys that we thought were cool but when presented to the cat the box was more to their liking or there was no interest at all. So there is no other way than buy first and hope for the best. One of my cat's favorite toy is the lined tunnels that cost about $28 each.
389412
I have a 7 year old and a 2 year old who both play with it equally. I'm not sure whether it would be engaging all day, but my cats seem to go back to it several times throughout the day. Good luck:)
1988439
Sorry, I am not sure whether a dog will enjoy this toy but if you ever get a cat, I highly recommend it. Come to think of it, my cat sometimes thinks he is a dog. I even taught him to sit, on command when I feed him. He still doesn't get the concept of the word Stay. Sorry this answer wasn't helpful but thanks for the opportunity to talk about my cat. The only concern I would have is that a dog's mouth is much larger than a cat's. If a dog gets their teeth around the ball, they may be able to pop it out of the track. Depending on the dog, they may try swallowing the ping-pong sized ball, that's a bad thing. Sorry, I am not sure whether a dog will enjoy this toy but if you ever get a cat, I highly recommend it. Come to think of it, my cat sometimes thinks he is a dog. I even taught him to sit, on command when I feed him. He still doesn't get the concept of the word Stay. Sorry this answer wasn't helpful but thanks for the opportunity to talk about my cat. The only concern I would have is that a dog's mouth is much larger than a cat's. If a dog gets their teeth around the ball, they may be able to pop it out of the track. Depending on the dog, they may try swallowing the ping-pong sized ball,... » Read More Sorry, I am not sure whether a dog will enjoy this toy but if you ever get a cat, I highly recommend it. Come to think of it, my cat sometimes thinks he is a dog. I even taught him to sit, on command when I feed him. He still doesn't get the concept of the word Stay. Sorry this answer wasn't helpful but thanks for the opportunity to talk about my cat. The only concern I would have is that a dog's mouth is much larger than a cat's. If a dog gets their teeth around the ball, they may be able to pop it out of the track. Depending on the dog, they may try swallowing the ping-pong sized ball, that's a bad thing. « Show Less
2220509
Hi, I bought it for my cats and it is the size of a very big rat and the cats are afraid of it. It does move fast and backwards and forwards. I think that a child would like to play with it but not cats.
596721
I would have to say no, I have a 4lb runt sized cat, and he has his issue's with it. He mostly just sits on it to scratch or play with the attached ball toy.
336042
Not sure. Our cat jumps at it like crazy. We slowly drag it across the floor so he can crouch down and pounce on it, then when he has hold of it we kind of swing the rest of the string around his head until he wraps himself up in it to keep it from getting away. You might be able to get a catnip marker that allows you to rub catnip scent on different surfaces. We rubbed it on another one of his toys that he hardly played with and he plays with it now. I don't know if that will help or not.