Fuzzy Pom-Pom Cat Balls 12-Pack — Lightweight Batting Toys

Fuzzy Pom-Pom Cat Balls 12-Pack — Lightweight Batting Toys

Pink / Leopard
$17.99
Sale price  $17.99 Regular price  $0.00
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Fuzzy Pom-Pom Cat Balls 12-Pack — Lightweight Batting Toys

Fuzzy Pom-Pom Cat Balls 12-Pack — Lightweight Batting Toys

$17.99
Sale price  $17.99 Regular price  $0.00
ColorPink
Pattern NameLeopard

A cat that paws at bottle caps and chases stray hair ties is telling you something: it wants small, light things to bat and pounce on. Without its own stash, that play goes after whatever it finds on the floor.

This is Social and Play enrichment: a 12-pack of soft, fuzzy pom-pom balls light enough to skitter across the floor with one paw swat, perfect for solo batting or a game of toss-and-fetch with you. Chasing a light, unpredictable target taps a cat's pounce instinct and keeps it moving. EnrichCove curates play enrichment to a science-backed standard, so your cat can chase and pounce freely, whether alone or playing with you.

  • 12-pack of soft, fuzzy pom-pom balls — plenty to scatter and replace
  • Lightweight enough to skitter far from one paw swat
  • Soft texture for batting, carrying, and pouncing
  • Great for solo play or toss-and-fetch together
  • Suits kittens and adult cats

Light prey your cat bats freely — a simple chase it can start on its own or share with you.

How do I play with the pom-poms?

Roll or toss one across a smooth floor to trigger the chase, scatter a few for solo play, and tuck spares away to rotate in fresh. Because they're small and soft, supervise play so a ball isn't chewed apart or swallowed, and pick them up afterward. Check with your vet if your cat tends to chew and swallow toy pieces.

Keep a stash of chase on hand. Free US shipping over $49 · 30-day returns.

Pom-Pom Ball FAQ

How many come in a pack? An EnrichCove 12-pack gives you plenty of fuzzy pom-pom balls to scatter for play and replace as they wear.

Solo or interactive play? Both — cats bat them around alone, and they're light enough for toss-and-fetch with you.

Are they safe to leave out? Supervise play and pick them up afterward, since small soft toys shouldn't be chewed apart or swallowed.

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