Peek & Pounce - Cat Tunnel Toy for Indoor Boredom Relief

Q: Will it help with my
cat’s zoomies or scratching at night?
A: Yes—by giving them a daily outlet for their energy. The tunnel encourages hunting-style play that helps reduce restlessness and destructive habits, especially in the evening.

Q: Is it safe for kittens or unsupervised play?
A: Absolutely. It's lightweight, low to the ground, and designed for independent
enrichment. Just supervise the first session to ensure your cat uses it safely.

Q: What if my cat ignores it after a few days?
A: That’s normal with any toy—but this tunnel is designed with built-in variety. Try moving it to a new spot, adding a teaser toy underneath, or using our catnip spray to reignite their curiosity. A small change often brings it back to life.

• Before leaving for work: Place the tunnel in a visible spot to encourage calm solo play while you’re out—especially useful for indoor cats with alone-time frustration.
• Evening wind-down: Set it up after dinner to redirect zoomies into structured hunting play. It helps your cat settle before bedtime.
• When you're home together: Join for 2–3 minutes using a wand toy under the fabric. It builds trust, creates shared play moments, and boosts interest.
• Use with our catnip spray: Spritz lightly on the mouse to refresh engagement and reintroduce excitement if interest fades.

Type: Cat tunnel toy for indoor enrichment
Design: 9-hole play mat with built-in plush mouse and bell ball
Material: Washable canvas (surface), polyester lining, flexible iron wire
Dimensions: 31 x 32 x 11 cm
Includes: 1 foldable tunnel, 1 plush mouse, 1 jingle ball
Care Instructions: Machine-washable (gentle cycle); air dry
Compatibility: Ideal for kittens and small cats; safe for solo and unsupervised play

Safety

• Supervise initial play sessions to ensure your cat interacts safely
• Fold and store gently to protect internal wire frame
• Plush mouse and bell ball are sewn in, but check regularly for wear
• Wash on gentle cycle only; do not tumble dry
• Jingle sounds may not suit sound-sensitive cats — remove ball if needed