Cat tunnels create a compact hideout, chase route and ambush station for indoor play. They can encourage running, stalking, pouncing and exploratory behaviour without taking over the whole apartment. Use a tunnel on its own, pair it with a ball or teaser toy, or position it near a familiar play area to help cautious cats investigate at their own pace.
Choose a stable tunnel with an opening that suits your cat’s size, and check the frame, fabric and attachments regularly. Introduce it unfolded and stationary before adding faster games. Never force a nervous cat inside. One entrance. Several exits. No reliable witnesses.
