A stick-shaped catnip kicker. The shape is the point: long and narrow is what a cat wants to grip with the front paws so the back legs can go to work on it, and it is why kickers get used harder than mice.
Catnip response is genetic and roughly a third of cats have none. If yours is in that group, this will get carried around but not attacked - a crinkle or feather toy will do more.
Expect it to end up shabby. A kicker that still looks new after a month is one the cat has not bothered with.
Features
- Stick kicker shape - built for the grab-and-kick motion
- Catnip filled
- Solo play - no human needed
See the other catnip toys in Outward Hound or browse all cat toys.

