PlayStation Interactive Cat Toys for Cats and Kittens | 3-Level Rolling Ball Kitty Toys Great for Multiple Cats or a Single Kitty - Cat Ball & Track Game is Fun Play for All Pet Ages and Sizes

My 3 month old kitten enjoys this toy a lot. She played with one similar to it quite a bit at the shelter I picked her up from so I thought to buy another one for her because she seemed to like it. The balls are like empty ping pong balls, and I thought they would make noise but my cat still enjoys playing with it the same so I don't have a problem with it (in fact it's probably nicer for it to be more quiet when your frisky friend plays with it). My cat did get smart and was able to pull one of the balls out (it's easy yourself to pull them out but I was surprised to find she had managed to get one out. However I replaced it with another ball toy of hers the same size and it still works great). All in all I'm happy with my purchase and I'd say my kitty is happy too.

The media could not be loaded.  Our cats took a few days and a few times of us hitting the balls to catch up to what it does, but once they did boy are they enjoying it! Please see video below. It is easy to assemble and easy to wash. I recommend making sure to put enough pressure in the middle section when you assemble it (the middle ball kept coming off until I realized that I had not fully pushed the piece in). The product is strong enough and it keeps the cats entertained while not taking a lot of space, no batteries and no maintenance other than rinsing it every once in a while (we had bought another system but it was like having a toy train track in the living room). More entertainment with cats to us means less furniture scratching and I'll take that any day.

This was such a great purchase. I have two cats, one is 2 years old, the other 8 months. Both LOVE this thing. And it's hilarious to watch them. The 2 year old has gotten lazy and just lays with both paws bouncing the ball back and forth. Keeps her entertained for hours. Sturdy quality, they haven't knocked it over yet, and they're nuts. LOL. Basically, if you have a cat, or multiple cats, and you're looking for something that will easily entertain them- get this toy.And, added, if you can stand the jingle of the bells, swap out one of the balls in the tower for a bell cat ball, mine love the ones that make noise... yay- so much fun -_-But anyways, this product is awesome, I'd buy again.

I bought this for a 3 month old kitten who really likes the 1 level version of this that we keep in my bedroom. To avoid dragging that toy all over to follow the kitten we thought we would try this. I put it together wrong, the top wasn’t put on tightly enough and the kitten got the blue ball out. Well, she took off running with that ball like she had gotten the gold medsl! Now she plays with the 3/level toy trying to repeat her initial success, “I know I can get that ball out!”

I’m surprised by this product! I waited a while to review it to see how my two cats would react to it. My younger one who’s a 2 year old tortie plays with it a little from time to time which is great! But the biggest shock is that my 11 year old tabby cat LOVES IT! She doesn’t play too much anymore but when she seen this toy she was automatically attracted to it! A MAJOR PLUS is the price of this toy. It’s so affordable and worth the money. I went to petco and seen something similar with a way bigger price point and I thought to myself what a steal! Great company! Would recommend and order from again!!

The media could not be loaded.  My cat is extremely active and cries whenever I am not here. I bought this to help entertain her in my absence. appears to be working as she does play with the toys I am not home now instead of sitting by the front door whining for me to get home. Alyssa purchase very pleased with the purchase.

Pros easy to put together, our kitten really enjoyed it but only plays with it now once in awhile. We got some other toy cat balls with bells and such to change up the experience. It comes with three hollow plastic balls. I would say the plastic has little bit of sharp edges, not to point cuts animal or kid but could be better!

First, I'll say the good things: it is colorful, and my 17-year-old kitty who had a stroke a couple of years ago finds it enticing, unlike traditional ball–track toys. Her sister, who loves our old Bergan ball–track, also likes to give it a whack or two.That said: either the balls are too light (4 grams, about 75% of the weight of a white plastic teaspoon) and/or the track is too rough, because they can't manage to make a full circuit before audibly scraping to a halt. It's really disappointing, because the girls both *try* to play with it, but become frustrated after a couple of tries when the balls stop.Far worse, this is the unsafe *old* version of the toy, as there is no bar across the center to keep curious cats from sticking their heads in the middle and getting it stuck. If you read the one-star reviews for identical toys like  Tower of Tracks , you'll see people who were sent the "old" version describing how their cats wound up being sedated by the vet in order to safely cut the toy off from around their necks. Probably not a danger for my senior cats, but for a highly curious younger kitty, it could be a real danger.