In every delivery
A new toy, every time
Each delivery brings one toy to play or forage with, a different one each time. We choose the order for your track, the problem you’re working on, which we ask when you subscribe: on the scratching track, for example, the scratcher comes early. It’s part of the kit’s price, not an extra.
Why a new one each time? Cats tire quickly of the same toy: after a few games it stops being interesting, and something new gets them playing again. Play is part of every track in the guide, so a new toy keeps it going. Already have one of these? Write to us before the delivery and we’ll swap it.
Coming soon · final items in development
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Concept image. Final packaging in development.
A puzzle feeder
A shallow tray with wells and ridges, 25 cm across. Dishwasher-safe.
Put a few pieces of your cat’s dry food in the wells, easy ones at first, as part of a meal rather than extra.
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Concept image. Final packaging in development.
A wand toy, with a spare lure
A 60 cm stick with a cord and a fabric lure, and a second lure.
Move the lure along the floor and behind a chair, like something small getting away, and end each game with a catch. Put it away afterwards, out of reach, so the cord can’t be chewed.
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Concept image. Final packaging in development.
A flat cardboard scratcher
Corrugated cardboard in a 45 cm tray. Recyclable.
Lay it flat where your cat already scratches a rug, or lean it against the side of the sofa. Turn it over when one side is worn.
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Concept image. Final packaging in development.
A snuffle mat
A 30 × 30 cm fleece mat with strips to hide food in. Washable at 30 °C.
Scatter a few pieces of dry food between the strips, taken from the day’s food, and let your cat sniff them out.
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Concept image. Final packaging in development.
A crinkle tunnel
A 90 cm fabric tunnel that rustles, and folds flat.
Open it on the floor of a quiet room, and roll a ball or pull the wand toy’s lure through it.
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Concept image. Final packaging in development.
A treat ball
A 7 cm ball with an opening you can make larger or smaller.
Put in a few pieces of dry food from the day’s food, start with the opening wide, and roll it once to show your cat.
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Concept image. Final packaging in development.
A kicker toy
A 30 cm fabric toy, long enough to hold and kick. Washable at 30 °C.
Leave it on the floor, or roll it towards your cat: never towards your hands or feet.
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Concept image. Final packaging in development.
A cardboard hideaway
A fold-up cardboard house with two doors, 40 × 30 × 30 cm.
Fold it up, put it against a wall in a room your cat uses, with an old blanket inside, and let your cat find it.