Catstages Cat Puzzle Toy – Tower of Tracks Cat Toy - Multi-level Track Game for Kittens & Adult Cats – Encourages Batting, Swatting & Hunting Instincts – Provides Mental Stimulation & Endless Play

We got this for our 3 month old Ragdoll kitten. He loves it, kept him amused for ages! Perfect if you’re trying to get some household chores done and need to keep them entertained! Only thing I’d say is that we got the 3 ball version - not everyone is guaranteed the 6 balls as noted in the product description

Cat loved playing with it immediately. Pretty sturdy, looks good,well made, worth the price - keeps her out of mischief!!

Nothing to dislike,its well made and kitten proof. Be assured your kittens wont injest any part of it. Very well made and sturdy. Gave me piece of mind that no harm would come from it falling apart.

My cat likes it but not over the moon with it. It is ok. Not bad. It is a bit low and the cat usually plays with the top one only. It is also a bit light and can be easily turned over.

My cat generally does not play with toys. I purchased this initially for my brothers cat as an Christmas gift but my little one was interested. This is the only toy that my cat plays with. ( constantly ). So I have now purchased a 2nd for my brother’s cat Christmas pressie. Update Sent the 2nd toy for my brothers cat. She loves it and playing with it all the time.

Cat loves this toy so much, he never gets bored of it and keeps coming back to play with it for endless hours of fun, particularly because he can play independently and it gives him something to do when alone. It’s very sturdy, doesn’t need assembling and with such a happy kitty, I’d definitely say it’s great value for money.

Looks wonderful, and seems like a perfect cat toy, but our cat simply isn't interested. I've hidden bits of ham in it to try to get her interested, but she just finds all the ham then wanders off to play with pigeon feathers she's brought in to the kitchen! So I put the feathers in it - still not interested. I'm sure other cats would love it, but our fussy little mog just isn't interested.

We've recently adopted two cats, 5 years and 18 months. They aren't quite ready to go outside yet and the young one is a chewer of electrical cables when she gets bored. But she loves ping pong balls and after many games of "cat fetch", where the cat pats the ball into some awkward place and the human has to retrieve it for them, we decided to buy this for her. It was an instant hit. I've included a video of two minutes of playtime although she played non-stop for 20 minutes and then on and off throughout the afternoon. I can't comment on sturdiness yet, but i'll add to this review later if anything changes.