Engage your cat with this toy, which features an animal shape and is filled with catnip to encourage exciting activity. Use the included play stick to make playtime even more fun for your cat. The toy is made from polyester fibers for durability. Made exclusively for PetSmart.

Overall rating:

2.5

(2 reviews) 2

1 of 2(50%)customers recommend this product.

Reviews for Martha Stewart Pets Stretchy Cat Toy

Review 1 for Martha Stewart Pets Stretchy Cat Toy

Overall rating

4 / 5 2 reviews

Pretty good!

November 3, 2012

by MollynNat

fromOxford, MS

What is your gender?F

How many pets do you have?1

How often do you shop at PetSmart?A few times a year

Pet Satisfaction

5 / 5 2 reviews

Quality

4 / 5 2 reviews

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I bought this product for my kitten. It took her a while to warm up to it but after a couple of days she started playing with it a lot. We've had it for 5 months now and she still loves it. She's actually playing with it right now! The only disadvantage about this product is the pole and string to play with it. You have to tie the little toy to the string on the rope and rope isn't stretchy. Because it isn't stretchy it's a little hard to play with your car. Molly (my cat) kept getting the toy off of the string somehow. I finally just threw the stick and string away since she was just playing with the plush anyway. But besides that, she loves it! She carries it around in her mouth and loves to play fetch with it.

Pros: durable, Keeps Pet Entertained

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Review 2 for Martha Stewart Pets Stretchy Cat Toy

Overall rating

1 / 5 2 reviews

Not Good :(

July 14, 2012

by MrsHuber2be

fromSinking Spring, PA

What is your gender?F

How many pets do you have?1

How often do you shop at PetSmart?Monthly

I purchased 2 of these toys for my 2 year old kitty - I thought they were cute and the package said there was catnip inside. My first complaint is that the wooden "pole" that comes with it is very uncomfortable to hold. It's quite short and a bit too thick to hold and play comfortably. So, I cut the string, (which is not elastic and also too short to play with kitty) and decided to let my kitty play with just the actual stuffed toy. Unfortunately, she had no desire to even think about that. She normally LOVES catnip and toys filled with it but these toys didn't seem to have ANY effect on her. The toys are also too big for a cat to carry in their mouths or toss into the air, such as she does with other toys of smaller form. This purchase was a waste of money. Martha is obviously NOT a cat person :(

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