Curiosity Cat Chute Cat Toy Collapsible Tunnel - The Biggest Cat Tunnel On Amazon - Large Enough for Multiple Cats - Fun for Both Cats and Dogs - Peephole Design for Interactive Play

Our cats love the cubes with holes on 3 sides. But, they're big Norwegian Forest cats and it's hilarious watching them try to fit in the cubes.They love diving into the cubes and sort of wear them around like a tutu. We had to remove one of the closed sides to make the cubes work for our 20+ lbs cats. Then we found this...The tunnel is very well made of sturdy nylon fabric instead of the weird cheap fabric of the cubes. It has ties on one end so that multiple tunnels tie together. This tunnel is 19" in diameter and large enough for our gigantic cats to sit up while inside.We put the hole to the side and one of the berber crate pads in the bottom to stabilize the tunnel/porthole configuration. With the hole on the side they play peek-a-boo - head in, head out, paws in, paws out. They dive, charge, wrestle and sleep in this tunnel. It's the only tunnel we've found that is sturdy and big enough to accommodate our large breeds. Our cats have the final say and it's paws up all the way!

i have been waiting for this to arrive. shipping was fast, but i had been waiting to order it for two or three weeks. first pic shows the kitties walking into it. i had put some sisal mice in it to get them to venture in. a few minutes later, i put a 10" tunnel partially inside of it, and that was a real hit. they had much more fun playing in a tunnel sitting inside this huge tunnel than in that same tunnel alone. they were essentially in both of them. you might also notice the 2x2 foot interlocking rubber mats. the cats love clawing them and biting them. they are covered with nail marks and teeth marks. variety is the name of the game, moving things to different places, making different configurations--keeps the cats active and interested.when i get pics of the cats playing in this tunnel alone, i'll post them. for now, they will acclimate to it wih their familiar tunnels inside.

I have two feral cats and they absolutely love this tunnel to play in and chase each other through it. My husband tried to build a tunnel out of carpet for them to hide and play in, but it kept collapsing on them and now that they have this tunnel the old carpet tunnel as been retired.My cats love it so much that I have actually just placed another in my cart to purchase so that I can tie them together (or sew them together) to make for an extra long tunnel for the two of them to run, play and chase each other in and out of it. Absolutely one of the best cat toy purchases I have made and such a great value for all the enjoyment my cats are getting out of it.

I have two Siamese littermates. They're both quite lithe, as is typical of the breed, but the male of the pair is *incredibly* tall and *incredibly* fastidious - he's the type of cat who will interrupt a hardcore session of chase because something brushed against his fur and this encroachment upon his personal space demands an immediate twenty minute bath. Needless to say, he quickly outgrew the typical 10" diameter cat tunnels and began to refuse to enter them, preferring to sit just outside and watch his sister crash round merrily within... every once in a while, he would venture in with her, only to find himself stuck around the shoulders and dragging the tunnel along with him in a panic. I tried to find bigger tunnels locally, but 10" seems to be an industry standard... leaving my poor Big Fella tunnel-less. Finally, I decided to take a chance on this one. The second it was unwrapped, Malarkey gave an excited trill and dove in through the side head first. He refused to leave it the first night, and still marks it every time he passes, just so his sister knows it's *his* tunnel. So far, it's holding up brilliantly to all of their roughhousing.

Fantastic Tunnel! To confirm what others have said. It is big! Much bigger than other cat tunnels. I bought 2 of them, tied them together, and my Siberian cat absolutely loves them. She loves just sitting in there to use it as a safe place to observe all that is going on around the house, but she also loves to play in it. The other day I walked up to pet her while she was sleeping, and when she saw me she immediately jumped up and ran into the tunnel waiting for me to play. I use a Squirmel tied to some thin string to drag it across the outside of the tunnel and she loves dashing back and forth to try to catch it when it gets near one of the holes in the sides of the tunnels.

It's much larger than I expected, so if you are thinking of this for a small room, it might not fit. Regardless of the size, my 3 cats LOVE this tunnel. They plan in it, around it, and try to run through it. My husband said this may be the best investment we've made for them as they spend hours playing in it! I'm pretty sure that an adult could wiggle through it and my 3 cats get lost inside - but don't worry they will come zipping out of one end or another in no time!

So I don't play in it but my cats/kittens do & they LOVE it! It's larger than I thought it would be & it took my cats a day or two to "trust" it - haha, but now it is at the top of their play list. The fly through it, play with each other in it, take a nap in there & drag their toys in too. We have 3 indoor cats so we like to keep them happy & active - this is fun for them & us - hysterical at times. It's taking a lot of abuse & holding up very well!

My cat loves this tunnel and its the only one i found big enough for my giant Mainecoon cat.I do wish there was a weight to keep it from rolling around though . It startles the cat when plays because it moves so much