KONGRefillables Duckie Cuddle Toy - With North American Premium Catnip

She likes it even more when it’s stuffed with the magic dust that makes her happy 🫠😵‍💫😂

Cat thinks that this is good fun and plays with it regularly. I keep finding it at the bottom of the stairs where it has been thrown by pussycat!

It's really small and I wasn't sure he would like it. I filled it with a bit of catnip. At first, he sniffed it and turned away. I think it was because there was a "new toy smell" to it that was unnatural to the cat. I filled it with a lot more catnip, so the smell of the catnip comes through, and then he started to attack it. Now it's a soggy salivary toy after my cat plays with it, so I just leave it on the floor wherever my cat had left it. I've only had it for 2 days, but already I've observed my cat go up to it a few times during the day, sniff it, then start gnawing it and then clawing and attacking it (like he would, a real mouse... I've seen that). Then when he's had his fun with the you, he leaves it at the spot and goes away for a little nap. I'm buying another one, but the beaver one, so my other cat can have a play as well, and also it adds to the variety of choice. I'd love to buy all the ones in the range if I could. About 50% of cats don't respond to catnip, apparently, but both my cats do, so I knew it was going to be a sure hit with them, and it has been. Oh, the opening to the toy is just velcro, surprisingly, but it certainly holds up well to my killer cat's attacks. I've seen my cat rip up garden mice before so I know he's deadly... So if this toy survives his rough handling, it's good enough in my books. I've bought so many cat toys in the past that just got damaged so easily. This one seems quite strong.

I bought 2 Kong cat toys, this one, the yellow duck and the mouse with feather tail. A mere whiff of 'catnip' and he was slobbering all over the packaging.Both toys were held in place to their cardboard backing by 3 of those annoying little 'H' shaped plastic security tags. Very fiddly to remove, but a must to do so my cat doesn't hurt his mouth on them or swallow them. Each has a velcro opening in the belly, which you can stuff with the catnip that comes with it, don't try to stuff it all in, there is 3 or 4 'stuffings' worth of catnip. Once stuffed, the velcro keeps the catnip securely inside the toy.My cat's had his duck for 18 hours now.The yellow duck now has a green tinge (from the catnip), is very soggy and still attached to my cat!He won't leave it alone.This morning he came downstairs with me as usual 'for breakfast'. But unusually his first stop was the duck, not his food bowl.He's hooked, he's being kept busy, he's getting lots of exercise (he needs it, he is a fat cat) & my furniture is getting clawed less. We are both happy. I have ordered another yellow duck.

Did not use the catnip but simply as a cat toy, so good we bought 2.

My two cats are always keen to demonstrate that they entirely pity any attempts to entertain them with new "cat toys".Crinkle balls? You insult us, peasant.Toy mice? PEASANT.Fishing pole toys? Four minutes of humouring, then: PEASANT.So, I went ahead bought the yellow ducky version of this Kong toy.Somehow, I thought that its vibrant morning sunshine hue may bring good tidings. Not that I even know if cats can see yellow.Well, let me tell you. I don't know what kind of voodoo the Kong Factory performed on the duck's disturbing Velcro back-gash... but...Not only did the cats refrain from shooting me the pitying stink eye after giving it a half-arsed sniff...They were still going completely psychotic over it one hour later...And they were STILL bloody going after FOUR hours.In fact, they only stopped when I snatched it from their weirdly slobbery little kitty mouths, on account of them having no qualms about slaughtering each other in pursuit of full ducky custody.I swear to god, I'm going to whack one of these little beauties in my shopping cart every time I "qualify for an add-on", for the rest of my life with cats.

My cat turned 15today and I brought her this as she don’t like toys so thought I’d give this a go and as you can see she loves it . She picks it up nd shakes it nd even carry’s it a short distance which is so nice to see .Would definitely recommend

My Maine coon kitten is fairly placid by nature, but the duck toy changed him, he sniffed the toy as I took it from the package, I threw it on the floor and he gave it a bat with his paw, and then it happened. His eyes went wild, he started prancing around with the toy-like he was running across hot coals, his fur stood up like he had been electrocuted, Then he ripped the toy in two, fell to the floor rolled around a few times, then lay there with spinning eyes like some odd 1960,s hippie at a festival after taking illegal substances , he remained in this state for a few minutes, got up swished his tail and left the room