Catnip Kicker Toys for Cats (5-Pack) — Sensory Bunny-Kick Play Set

A cat with no outlet for its instincts will find one — usually your forearm or the back of the couch. That bite-and-kick drive needs a target that's meant to take it.

This is Play and Sensory enrichment: a five-piece set of plush catnip kickers your cat can grab, bite, and bunny-kick with its hind legs. That wrestle-and-kick motion mimics taking down prey, and the catnip adds scent stimulation that draws many cats in. Acting out natural instincts on a toy redirects rough play away from your hands. EnrichCove curates play enrichment to a science-backed standard, so your cat can thrive through the play it's built for.

• 5-piece set — keep some out, rotate the rest for novelty
• Long plush shape made for grabbing and bunny-kicking
• Filled with catnip for added scent stimulation
• Solo-play toy for when you're busy
• Suits most cats; many kittens enjoy them too

Rough-and-tumble play your cat takes on freely — instinct met, hands spared.

How do I get my cat to use a kicker?

Toss one near your cat or rub it to release the catnip scent, then let your cat wrestle it on its own. Rotate the set so a few stay novel. Supervise early play, and replace any toy that's chewed open. Note that catnip response varies — some cats don't react, and that's normal.

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Catnip Kicker FAQ

What is a kicker toy for? It gives a cat a target for the bunny-kick it would use on prey, and an EnrichCove kicker set redirects that biting and kicking off your hands and onto the toy.

What if my cat ignores catnip? That's common — roughly some cats don't respond to catnip, and the plush shape still invites grab-and-kick play.

Why five? So you can rotate them to keep play feeling fresh.