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Renee
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2025
This item is harmful to our Cats. It is made of thin Cardboard and our Cats chewed through this product in 1 day and caused choking and throwing up.
N. Scruton
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025
Much smaller than appeared to be. The ball was torn out and gone within a minute. Not a win for either of my cats.
Cocopebbles
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025
The Kitty Kurlz Magic Organ Cat Toy is a solid choice for interactive play, especially for indoor cats. The toy itself is made from durable recycled cardboard, which is nice for being eco-friendly. It's also foldable and has an accordion-style design, making it easy to store when not in use.However, the response from my cats has been mixed. One cat completely ignores it, which wasn’t surprising given her usual disinterest in certain toys. The other cat occasionally swats at the ball, but it's not a toy that keeps them entertained for long periods.Despite that, it's still a decent toy for the price, and it seems well-constructed. If your cat enjoys cardboard toys or interactive play, it may work better for them.
dbs
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025
First, I have to say this: my cat is a seven year old rescue who came from a very neglectful situation. And I've only had her for three weeks and a day. So we're still building trust and it's been an exercise in patience. We've only just really started to play together the last few days.So, this scratching toy. It got her attention right away and she was very interested in the ball rolling back and forth inside, and watched it closely as I rolled it to and fro. She definitely needs something to sharpen her claws on, but she hasn't even tried with this item. Again: she's still learning that this is a safe place.I think, however, based on her immediate interest in the toy that she'll at least play with the ball. And that would be huge for her. I *hope* she uses it for scratching, and I'll definitely update my review if that should happen.It's not a typical corrugated cardboard, and has something more like baffles made of brown cardstock glued together. The magnets are pretty strong and really hold both ends together in a couple of different configurations (I'm not sure about "seven" of those, but at least two work). While you could try to undo it and put it away in the compressed form it arrived in, I've found that since it did sit "assembled" for several days, it now acts like a slinky when the magnets are uncoupled, lol.I like that it's very compact and doesn't require a lot of room. Other scratchers can really occupy a bit of space.Overall, I think this will work as intended for most cats.
Christina
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025
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Morriggen
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025
I think I have had more entertainment from this than my two cats. One of them is too big for this toy and I knew that would be an issue, But the smaller of my two cats is the same size as most juvenile cats. Its too small for her. It does not flex and move as easily as it is shown to. I have hopes that with use it will be more entertaining. But as it is, it is just cardboard accordioned with a ball in the middle. Not worth the cost. May change my mind later. We shall see.
Mrs Jones
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
Our cats love it!
Amanda
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025
First, the pros:- This is as pictured- The magnet is strong- It does curl as it shouldCons:- It's really small. Like not even big enough for the cat to really play with, even once it's stretched out. I have a pretty average-sized cat and he can barely play with it at all.- The ball is very jingly. It startles the cat when he is able to play with it, and I can't get it out.Overall, this had potential, but isn't a great version of the viral cat toy. I will keep looking.
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