KittyLoop™ | The Shape-Shifting Scratch & Play Board

Got this for my 15 week old Siberian kitten. She loves it and it definitely keeps her entertained. I bought 2 and am gifting one for a friend. Highly recommend!

Both my cats fight over it! Definitely ordering a second one. The cardboard quality is way better than cheap ones from Amazon.

Hazel used to get bored easily and take it out on my furniture, but now with KittyLoop, she's occupied for hours. My couch is finally safe. Best purchase ever!

My cat started playing with it immediately after I opened the toy. He’s been at it for a while now, totally focused on trying to get the ball out of the track.

I was skeptical at first because my cat ignores everything. But she went straight to it within 10 minutes. Now it's her favorite spot in the house.

Once I figured out how to put it together, our cat Gizmo just LOVES his KittyLoop! He plays with the ball for hours.

She's maybe not as enthusiastic as the cats in the videos, but my cat really enjoys playing with the balls inside and apparently it's comfy to nap inside as well. :-)

I bought this for my black domestic shorthair, Inky, after she shredded the side of our sofa twice in one week. She's a quiet cat, not the type to chase toys. But she'll stretch across this thing every morning like it's hers. The sofa damage stopped that same week.

My cat likes this scratcher. At the beginning, she was a little scared of the bell, but after a day she got used to it and started playing with it.
Now she's always on it!

We've got three cats and both demolished couch arms to show for it. I bought this honestly expecting my orange tabby Milo to ignore it like he ignored the last four scratchers. Within ten minutes all three of them were on it at the same time! Going to order a second one before they fight.

Mochi has not stopped circling this thing since it arrived. Best money I've spent on her in months and she's a fussy little madam.

Beau is 13 and hasn't shown interest in a new toy in maybe five years. He sniffed it, walked around it twice, then claimed it like it was always his. He's not as wild on it as the kittens in the videos but he naps right next to it every afternoon now and bats the balls when he's in the mood. That's a win for an old gentleman.

Pepe is 4 months old and was using my hands as scratching posts, claws and teeth, the lot. The first day with KittyLoop he ignored it. Day two, something switched and now he attacks the toy instead of me. Wish the box it shipped in was a bit smaller but, una piccola cosa.

I was worried Theo wouldn't bond with another toy because our dog steals everything. The first day Theo sniffed it once and walked away. Then around 7pm he just went verrückt on it, batting the balls and kicking it across the kitchen. Our dog actually backed off and let him have it, which is a small miracle. It's now Theo's spot and he sleeps near it every night. Worth every euro.

Came home from work and Luna had been beating it up so hard the red ball rolled across the kitchen. That's a first.

We adopted the boys (Otis and Pip) two months ago and they have endless energy. They both go for the KittyLoop at the same time and tag-team it from each end. They've started actually wearing themselves out before bed which has never happened before. My partner and I are sleeping again.

We bought this hoping the kittens would leave the sofa alone. They mostly do now, which is a relief, although Daisy still has a go at the carpet on the stairs occasionally. Took maybe three days for the pair of them to properly commit to it. Wish it had come with a second one in the box for the price, but the build quality is genuinely better than the cardboard rubbish from Amazon.

Biscuit's a chunky lad and he's been having a go at this every morning before the heat hits. Finally getting some movement in him. A bit bigger than I expected though.

Two months ago our vet told us Marbles needed to lose 1.5kg or we were looking at diabetes territory. He's not the type to chase a feather wand, no interest. We were stuck. I bought the KittyLoop without much hope and he's actually pouncing on it like a kitten. He's down 600g already and we haven't changed his food. The action shot you see is me catching him mid-leap, which I never thought I'd photograph.

Pip is 11 and was getting a bit checked-out lately. The sniffing alone tells me his brain is back on.

Tomate (the white one) is six and he's been a bit grumpy since we brought home the new kitten. They had not played together once in three weeks. The KittyLoop is the first thing they have actually shared without hissing. Una pasada honestly. Worth it just for the peace at home.

Pickle is 5 months and he was treating my forearms like prey. I felt a bit silly buying a cardboard toy this expensive but I was bleeding semi-regularly so. He's now attacking the KittyLoop with the same intensity and my hands have actually healed. Worth every penny.

Cheeto is my soul cat and he was getting mopey when I'd leave for work. I bought this on a whim and now I come home to him passed out on top of it on my bed every single time. He took ownership in like a day. Was not expecting much for the price honestly.

Riley used to claw the side of our leather chair daily. Now she stares at the KittyLoop instead. Slightly smaller than I thought from the listing photos but she's not complaining.

Both my boys are seven and on the heavier end. I had given up on getting them to chase anything that wasn't food. They take turns with this thing every evening like clockwork. The vet noticed they're more active at the last check-up and asked what changed.

Two cats, two work-from-home humans, one tiny apartment in Berlin. Things were getting tense. The KittyLoop is the first toy they have both committed to without me having to dangle a string in front of their faces. The blue feather wand still gets some action but this is the main event now.

We've been through every scratching post on the market and she shreds them in a fortnight. This is the first one she hasn't destroyed yet. Only criticism: a bit small for Rosie's frame, she sort of overhangs the end. Still, my couch arms are healing for the first time since we adopted her.

I've kept cats for 30 years. Hugo is 14 and this is the only new toy he's bothered with in a decade. That tells you everything.

Just landed and I haven't even put it down properly yet. Took longer to ship than I'd hoped which is the only reason this is 4 stars and not 5. Build feels solid out the box, way denser than I expected, and it's already in the spot where my cat usually destroys the rug. I'll update once she's had a few days with it.