Eono Essentials Pet Cat Tunnel Collapsible S-Shaped Way with Peek-Holes Kitten Play Toy Tube Fun for Kitty Rabbit Puppy Ferret

My cats love this! It’s very stimulating for them with the extra windows and they play hide and seek/ catch for hours! It’s a pleasure for us to watch them entertain themselves with this!

It's best cat toys. My cat very like play with this tunnel. She's very happy. If she happy, I'm happy too

I have two cats, one who loves play tunnels, and one who isn’t too bothered by them but will play in them occasionally. I opened this up as soon as it arrived today, and cat no.1 was right in there, investigating her new toy. She clearly really liked it, and spent ages sitting in it. Cat no.2 looked very intrigued, and later on when it was empty, he went to have a wee turn in this new and twisty tunnel - only for cat no.1 to run in at the other end and chase him out of what she has decided is her tunnel only!My cats are fully grown, and tunnel-loving cat is a fatty, and they’ve both fitted in and been able to walk through this play tunnel with no problems whatsoever. The little hole halfway along has already proved popular, with the cats climbing in halfway through and having fun lying in the tunnel and trying to catch a toy I was dangling by the hole. The straight tunnels we have are regularly used and enjoyed by the cats, and this one is really going to add to their fun as they chase and play with each other. It’s a good size, opens easily, folds back down with a little bit of effort and easily goes back into the handy wee storage bag. Great product, and has made two cats very happy!

My cats often do the thing of ignoring a new object until it's had a few weeks or even a few months in the house. Happily, with this tunnel, they started playing with it almost instantly!There are several design features that, perhaps not intentionally, encouraged my cats - firstly, the rims of the tunnel ends, which they instantly started rubbing their faces on. Secondly, the tassels that are used to secure the tunnel when packed down - they went mental with these, obviously.Pretty soon, they were exploring inside the tunnel. There are two smaller holes along the length of the tunnel that are presumably meant to be windows, but which my cats just treated - or tried to treat - as secondary doors (alas, the fatter one could not fit). The windows were also very useful for biffing.All in all, an instant success, and one my cats are hugely enjoying!

When I saw a friend's young cat playing in one of these tunnels I thought what a brilliant idea it was as cats love getting themselves into confined spaces. That young cat was probably 6-12 months old.Having got one for my six-year-old little female cat I was hoping for the same response but unfortunately apart from entering it just once and reappearing through one of the side holes she has shown no interest in it whatsoever. What an anti-climax! This leads me to believe that this toy is probably best suited to kittens and very young cats - although I notice it is also advertised as being appropriate for puppies, rabbits, ferrets etc.The product itself is a clever invention, a long twisty tube in strong nylon fabric which springs open when it is unfastened but can easily be packed up neatly for storage in its own pouch when not in use. I have put it by for the next kitten that comes along ...

This is a great item, with lots of fun and playability to be had.First up, function - It does exactly what I'd hope (and a little more), as you just release (three) ties (remember not to get these tangled as 'granny knots' when you put it away) and a quick twist to get it all to pop out and expand.When packed down, it's around 10"-11" in diameter, with the depth being easily compressible. When extended, the diameter of the 'tunnel' stays the same, but expends (approximately) to a 'wiggly' 3'. Obviously the walls are light weight (and haven't been caught with the claws of puppy), but the structure it robust, yet still flexible.The two 'peek-a-boo' holes are a nice touch, as it can make for a little more fun, but are also perfect for coaxing through the most nervous puppy.It is perfect suited for 'kittens, puppies and rabbits', but you might be able to use for play with the smallest breeds ('toy' and 'tea cup').The only (tiny) things of note are:1. The centre-most piece of the tunnel (the very middle) can appear to be a little less robust than the rest, but this is because of the way the inserts un-coil and provide structure.2. The ties are a little thin / flimsy, and provided a perfect thing for puppy to chew (yup, puppies will be puppies). A couple of Velcro tabs might be quicker and easier, but I'm not sure that they'd last any longer or be better for puppy.There's also a small bag into which to pack everything (handy for packing things down and not getting anything tangled with other toys).All in, it's actually a really good item, well thought out and good value. The sizing is the only key consideration.Personally, I like it, as it's really easy to setup, and take down; and can be packed into a bag with other things.The 'peek-a-boo' holes have been the real bonus, as they've helped to encourage a nervous puppy have a lot of fun, and get over their fear of tunnels (now running about with not a care in the world!)

 As you can see from the video, my cat loves this tunnel!She had a similar tunnel for a few years but ended up with lots of holes and rips in from her frequent use of it so it’s nice to give her a brand new one.She likes to hide in it and attack me through the windows! She’s an indoor cat so I have to give her lots of mental stimulus and she seems to really enjoy the cat tunnel.