🐈 Magic Organ Cat Scratching Board: Deformable Accordion with Ball Track - Fun, Educational Toy for Intelligent Kittens Review

Not very durable. For my 7 month old kitten, he ripped it open and took out the ball in 5 minutes. He still runs and beats him up. But .

Unfortunately the cats didn't care. They got tired of it immediately. Not the fault of the product. They found the more stimulating toys enjoyable

My 2 year old tabby cat just loves anything made out of cardboard (especially her infinity lounger) and that's what I did on social media have seen. Media and was fun to try, especially the way it folds back into the box like a sling. It was easy to get out of the box and place some balls in place to break the channel. Luna was initially interested which surprised me as she doesn't really like balls with similar ball toys to hit ;)

This is a unique toy for cats with a regular shape. It arrived compressed in a very small box containing a sachet of catnip and a plastic ball. The cardboard base has two magnetic ends that attach to form a dome shaped base to hold the cue ball. The cardboard is durable on the outside, but I can see that scratching and chewing will limit its lifespan. This was a gift for my son's cat who likes to chew and loves plastic balls. Between catnip, a unique scratching and chewing surface, and a ball…

One more thing I'll give. It reminds me of the round hard plastic tunnel with a ball inside that we bought when our gray cat was a kitten, except he can transform. When I first took the toy out of the box, it seemed very small, but it expands a bit if you stretch it, insert a ball, and then connect the two magnetic ends together. If your cat really likes it, you have the option of buying a second one and merging the two into a larger circle. The magnetic connection is solid; It won't fall apart