Description
KONG Play Spaces SeaQuins is a half tunnel for cats. It features a crinkly, mermaid tail with sequins and a toy infused with catnip. This absolutely delightful KONG Play Spaces SeaQuins is a type of soft, crinkled tunnel closed on one side - a magical hideaway where your cat can play and satisfy its natural instincts or curl up and sleep. The shape of the mermaid tail allows the cat to sneak inside, and the wide entrance is designed to always remain open, providing the cat with a sense of security. The entire half tunnel is lightweight and crinkles with every movement. Additionally, the toy shaped like a cute shell, attached with an elastic inside, contains catnip - making it easier for your cat to get acquainted with the tail and enjoy even longer playtime. Reversible turquoise and purple sequins, a soft, plush bottom of the tunnel combined with a sparkling, smooth fin provide various textures for multiple ways to play. When folded, the tail takes up little space, making storage and transport easier.
Features of KONG Play Spaces SeaQuins: stunning mermaid tail design, encourages sudden pouncing, hiding, and playing, lightweight, crinkly construction, always open entrance, internal catnip toy on an elastic, takes up little space when folded.
Approximate dimensions of KONG Play Spaces SeaQuins: length (with fin): 51.4cm, height of entrance: 14.6cm.
Remember: Even adult cats need playtime, and your purring friend, regardless of age, is a predator and a skilled hunter. A domestic cat should be able to release its instincts through play. Typically, cat entertainment mimics natural behaviors. Watching a cat: stalk, stare, sneak, chase, and catch prey brings immense joy. Tunnels and hideouts are cat hideaways, eagerly used for sudden attacks. They can also serve as resting places. Most cats love to explore them. You can initiate a hunt and use toys that mimic prey movement (moving, stopping, hiding, and escaping), but do not use your hands and feet as bait! Even if your purring friend has other pets around, it will happily play hunting with you targeting a moving object. You will spend joyful time together, strengthen your bond, and build mutual trust. In nature, a feline hunter often deals with already dead prey: tossing, nibbling, nudging, and attacking again. Therefore, allow your cat to play independently.
Tip: Playing with your cat should happen daily at the same time. Cats enjoy regularity and a consistent daily routine.
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