KONG Cat Active Eight Track
The KONG Eight Track provides a fast track of fun for cats that love to bat and pounce. Two rattling balls zoom around the paw-powered course, firing up natural hunting instincts. The fluffy Kickeroo tail and feather plume ignite a cat’s desire to bat, pounce, and kick. A healthy dose of KONG North American Premium catnip extends play sessions, adding up to independent play that is sure to delight.
- Two rattling balls roll, engaging natural instincts
- Fluffy tail entices pouncing and kicking fun
- Feathers on plume tower invite batting and pouncing
- Unique eight track shape for ongoing independent play
- Premium KONG North American catnip-packed tail for long-lasting enjoyment
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Track Design | Eight-track shape for continuous independent play |
| Materials | Plastic and plush components |
| Includes | Two rattling balls, fluffy tail with feather plume, catnip-infused tail |
FAQ
How long does the catnip in the tail last?
The catnip in the tail is designed to provide extended enjoyment, but the duration may vary depending on the cat’s interaction and play frequency.
Is the track safe for cats to play with?
Yes, the track is made from non-toxic, durable materials and is safe for cats to interact with during play.
Can the track be used indoors or outdoors?
The track is designed for indoor use and should be used on a flat, stable surface to ensure safe play.
Alan Powell –
My cat loves the Eight Track. She runs around it constantly, batting at the balls and the tail. The catnip keeps her engaged for hours. It’s a great way to keep her active and mentally stimulated.
Samantha Harris –
This toy is a hit with my indoor cat. The rattling balls and fluffy tail really trigger her hunting instincts. She plays with it every day and doesn’t get bored.
Jennifer Forsyth –
The design is fun and the catnip adds a nice touch. My cat enjoys it, though she sometimes knocks the balls off the track. Still, it’s a solid choice for active play.
Alexander Thomson –
Great for solo play. My cat doesn’t need me to supervise. She runs the track, bats the balls, and kicks the tail. It’s entertaining and keeps her active.