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My cat LOVES his crinkle tunnel. We got it more than two years ago and he doesn't get tired of it. It's a great place to hide and to jump out and scare people, or just to run through, or to hide toy mice.
He also likes Da Bird, for some reason even more after he has removed all the feathers.
And live bugs, of course.
My cat LOVES his crinkle tunnel. We got it more than two years ago and he doesn't get tired of it. It's a great place to hide and to jump out and scare people, or just to run through, or to hide toy mice.
He also likes Da Bird, for some reason even more after he has removed all the feathers.
And live bugs, of course.
I have 2 cats. One has never ventured into the tunnel but the other one loves it. He pokes his head in and I dangle a toy on the other end and pretty soon his butt is wiggling and he runs through two of them, we attached them together. Sometimes he takes a snooze in there too. They both like the tops of milk jugs. Boxes of course. Little noisy mice. Crinkle balls.
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