Review on 🐾 Luckitty Cat Woven Sisal Scratching Barrels Tunnel: Glow in The Dark, with Plush Balls and Luminous Collapsible Design - Perfect for Small Pets like Cats, Rabbits, Kittens, Ferrets, and Puppies by Mya Guzman

This "Cat Barrel Tunnel" from Luckitty is a little different than I thought it would be, but the cats love it and that's the main thing. The scraper tunnel comes in plain packaging, simply folded and sealed with cellophane. One end of the tunnel is smaller than the other, making it easy to roll up this tunnel for storage. The expanded tunnel is approximately 35 inches long with one end of the tunnel measuring 12.2 x 12.2 inches and the other end of the tunnel measuring 9.8 x 9.8 inches. What I didn't expect is that the tunnel part doesn't have any internal support, it's just fabric stretched between two scraper squares. Almost all "cat tunnels" I've come across have some sort of internal coil that helps them hold their shape. After a few days of cats playing with this cat tunnel, I found that at least once a day I had to either lift and straighten one of the ends of the tunnel intended for the scratching post, or separate the two ends to make the tunnel - it is not a loose bundle of tissue. There is a hanging cat toy at each end of the tunnel. Scratch surfaces feel durable. Also, each end of the tunnel is light so it doesn't tip over too easily, but it happens. The inner and outer parts of the whistles are made of the same fabric, which is a soft, fluffy material. The "Star and Moon" pattern on the outside of the tubes glows a little in the dark, which is nice. So far the tunnel is in operation. One cat likes to lie in the pipe and attack another cat, and the other cat likes to sit on one end of the pipe and spank the cat in the pipe. It's a strange combination of a cat scratching post and a cat cane. One of the biggest cons for me is that I was expecting the tube to have some sort of structural support and not just loose fabric. Cats love it, although maybe that's because it's new. You have another normal whistle as well as a scratching post. You have the advantage that the hose almost never wears out and when the scraper wears out I can replace it. Once the scratches on this item wear off, there is little you can do. A unique cat tunnel, of course, but it has some disadvantages.