Flamingo Cat Scratching Hexagon - Cardboard Scratcher Toy for Cats with 3 Balls & Catnip, Hexagonal Shape

Flamingo Cat Scratching Hexagon is a cat toy with balls and a cardboard scratcher in the center. No more fishing your cat's favorite balls out from under the furniture!

A sturdy hexagon made from MDF board, with three balls "trapped" in its channels, provides the perfect opportunity for independent hunting play that so many cats love. The jingling balls roll when batted with a paw but never fall out of the toy. Your cat can reach for them through openings from the top and sides. Additionally, the center of the toy features a flat corrugated cardboard scratcher, ideal for claw sharpening. It may help divert your cat from scratching furniture, and when it wears out, you can simply replace it. To boost your cat's interest, you can sprinkle a little catnip (included in the set) into the center of the scratcher.

Rounded corners, solid construction, and anti-slip feet (adhesive silicone pads included) create a safe and stable structure. The entire hexagon, finished in a light wood-effect veneer, looks very elegant and visually appealing. This stylish cat toy will complement both modern and classic interiors.

Benefits of the Flamingo Cat Scratching Hexagon interactive cat toy:

• suitable for cats and kittens,
• satisfies your cat's hunting instinct,
• 3 bell balls that your cat can't lose,
• replaceable cardboard scratcher,
• catnip included,
• solid MDF board construction,
• adhesive silicone anti-slip feet (included),
• attractive appearance thanks to wood-effect veneer.

Approximate dimensions of the Flamingo Cat Scratching Hexagon:

• 35 x 31.5 cm
• height: approx. 4 cm
• scratcher diameter: 16 cm

Remember:

• Even adult cats need play. Regardless of age, your feline companion is a predator and a skilled hunter.
• An indoor cat should be able to channel its instincts through play. Feline entertainment typically mirrors natural behaviors. Watching your cat stalk, stare, creep, chase, and pounce on "prey" is a joy to behold.
• You can initiate a hunt using toys that mimic "prey" movements (moving, pausing, hiding, and fleeing), but never use your hands or feet as bait! Even if your cat has the company of other animals, it will happily engage in "moving target" hunting games with you. You'll have fun together, strengthen your bond, and build mutual trust.
• Moving plush toys spark feline curiosity and catch their eye. If your cat is new to movement and buzzing sounds, give them time to get used to the plush toy and don't activate it right away.
• In nature, a feline hunter often plays with already caught prey - tossing, gnawing, batting, and attacking it again. So let your cat enjoy independent play as well.

Did you know...
A scratcher helps cats maintain healthy claws, leave subtle scent marks, and claim their territory through scratching.

Tip:
When the scratcher wears out from claw sharpening, you can replace it with a new one - available for purchase separately.