Catnip Sisal Kicker Pillow Toy

She Grabs It With Both Front Paws and Rakes It With the Back Ones

A catnip sisal kicker pillow is long enough for the move a mouse-sized toy cannot take. Watch a cat catch something she really wants: she pulls it into her chest and kicks at it with her hind legs. This is built for exactly that — a woven sisal pillow packed with natural catnip that she can wrestle, bite and scratch without any of it landing on your sofa.

One Toy, Three Instincts

• Long enough to bunny-kick – she can wrap around it and use the back legs, which is where the energy actually goes
• Woven sisal surface – claws catch and pull on it instead of sliding off, the same texture as a scratching post
• Natural catnip inside – packed in the body, so the scent is still working weeks later
• Something to bite – the sisal mesh gives her teeth a texture to work against while she chews
• Flexible, not rigid – it bends around her while she holds it and springs back flat on the floor

A Scratching Pad She Can Also Carry

Left flat it works as a scratching pad in the spot she already uses. Picked up it becomes a kicker she takes to the middle of the room.

Sisal That Bends Instead of Cracking

The weave flexes right around, so it holds its shape through a full wrestling session and lies flat again afterwards rather than staying folded.

Something for the Teeth, Too

The sisal mesh is coarse enough to give her teeth something to work against while she chews, without being hard on the gums.

Let Her Go Wild on Something That Is Not Your Couch

The chewing, the clawing and the kicking are going to happen. This gives all three somewhere to land.

Size: Please check the size chart before ordering. Medium suits kittens and smaller cats; Large gives a full-grown cat more to wrap around.

Specifications

• Sizes: Medium 27 × 9 cm (10.6 × 3.5 in), Large 34 × 9 cm (13.4 × 3.5 in)
• Material: woven natural sisal
• Filling: natural catnip
• Use: kicker toy, scratching pad and chew toy
• Suitable for: kittens and adult indoor cats

Safety Note: Supervise a hard chewer and retire the pillow once the weave starts to come apart.

Give the Kicking Somewhere to Land

The claws, the teeth and the back legs all get what they want — and none of it lands on the couch.