The FOFOS Fox Floppy Crinkle Cat Toy is a floppy plush fox with crinkle material and catnip inside. It is deliberately limp and deliberately large, because the game cats want with a toy this size is to grab it and kick it.

Key Features

• Crinkle sheet inside the body that rustles on every grab
• Catnip through the filling
• Floppy, unstuffed body that flops and folds rather than holding its shape
• Sized for the front-paws-and-back-feet kicking that cats do with prey

The Bunny Kick

• A cat that grabs a toy with the front paws and rakes it with the back feet is finishing the hunting sequence. It is normal and it is good for them
• They need a toy roughly the size of their own body to do it. A small ball will not work; this will
• If your cat does this to your hand instead, give them a kicker toy and stop using your hand as one

Getting The Most From The Catnip

• Catnip does not work on every cat. Roughly one in three has no response to it, and kittens under about six months usually do not react at all
• Put the toy away between sessions. Constant access dulls the response, while a rest of a few hours brings it back
• If your cat ignores catnip, silvervine or valerian is worth trying instead before you write the toy off

Good To Know

• Crinkle sheet is thin. Once the cover is chewed open, take it away rather than letting the cat pull pieces out
• This is a toy you use with your cat, not one to leave out. Cats play in short bursts, so two or three five-minute sessions a day beat one long one
• Small cat toys are a swallowing risk for dogs and for children. Pick them up after play