Cat Tunnel: Hide, Lie in Wait and Dash Through to Her Heart's Content
A cat tunnel is a hiding place, racetrack and ambush spot all in one. Your cat can curl up inside, lie in wait and zoom through at full speed.
Kerbl Cat Tunnel Caterpillar, Plush Play Tunnel, 2 Entrances, 170 cm
Regular price: €20.96
Kerbl Cat Tunnel PUNTINO, 3 Openings, 100 x 25 cm, with Plush Ball
Regular price: €12.09
Cat Tunnel: Den and Racetrack in One
Cats love tight, sheltered spots. From there they watch their surroundings and launch surprise attacks. A cat tunnel offers exactly that. Your cat can dash through it, hide in the middle or swipe out of an opening at a toy as it scurries past. For indoor cats, a tunnel is an easy way to bring more variety and exercise into everyday life without taking up much space.
Shapes and openings
The Kerbl Puntino tunnel is 100 cm long and has three openings that your cat can shoot in and out of. The triangle tunnel with four entrances creates even more routes, which makes it exciting for two cats as well. The Beeztees play tunnel is foldable and can be stored away in a space-saving way after play. More openings mean more opportunities for hiding and surprise attacks.
Rustling, cuddling, playing
Many cats love the sound of crinkly foil. The rustling tunnel Flower crackles with every movement, which makes crawling through it twice as exciting. Things get cosy with the plush caterpillar, which also makes a comfortable retreat for a nap. Put a toy or a few treats inside to make your cat curious.
Frequently asked questions
My cat won't go into the tunnel. What can I do?
First place the tunnel in a quiet spot and let your cat sniff it in her own time. Slowly pull a teaser wand through it or place treats at the openings. Many cats become braver once they've simply got to know the tunnel over a few days.
Is a cat tunnel good for two cats?
Yes, with several entrances and exits it's great for chasing games between two cats. Neither can be cornered, because there's always a second way out. That keeps playing together relaxed.
Where's the best place to put the tunnel?
Ideally somewhere with a bit of a run-up, such as the hallway or along a wall in the living room. Many cats also like to use the tunnel as a hiding place near the sofa or scratching post. On a smooth floor, however, it can slide away more easily during wild play.
Cat Tunnels for Indoor Adventures
Hiding place, ambush or racetrack: for many cats, a cat tunnel is a playground full of possibilities. Your cat can zoom through it, curl up inside or fish for toys at lightning speed from a side opening. Tunnels with several openings offer lots of routes and are also ideal for two cats that like to romp together. Foldable models are quick to set up and just as quick to put away again. Crinkly foil makes exciting rustling sounds, while a plush tunnel soon becomes a cosy place to sleep. A tunnel also takes up very little space in a small flat. Combine the tunnel with a teaser wand or a few hidden treats, and it will quickly become your cat's favourite spot in the home. That brings more exercise into everyday life, even without a garden, and keeps boredom at bay.