Frisco Coastal Seahorse Jumbo Plush Kicker Cat Toy with Silvervine & Catnip

My cat Caroline is the kicker queen, but she is very particular with the shape, size and bling. The Seahorse looked very intriguing, so I thought I would give it a try to see how things go with The Queen. Apparently this kicker met her list of requirements because she started playing and kicking-it right away. A Caroline-approved kicker must be long enough to hold or bite at the same time as she is kicking ✔️ It must have catnip ✔️ It must have one some type of bling to attract her attention when she’s not kicking ✔️ This one is a winner. She kicked the length of the Seahorse, played with/chewed the ribbon and feathers. Bonus feature, the kicker makes a crinkle sound when I squish it, which makes her come running to play. Bonus bonus, it looks well-stitched and hardy, including the attached bling, which mom appreciates. Caroline Toy Grade: 4 out of 4 paws 🐾 🐾

This seahorse kicker toy is just adorable and arrived very quickly. It’s clearly well-made and has great details, like the crinkly thorax and different textures. I especially liked the bright orange mane. When I first opened the box, all three of my cats rushed over to check it out. One of them immediately started grabbing at the orange fuzz and trying to lift it up while the others watched. That excitement lasted about a minute, but since then, they’ve had zero interest. No matter how I hard I try, they just won't play with it. It’s a high-quality toy, but it might have held their attention better if it smelled like catnip. 4 stars

Very well made. My kitties have been playing with their seahorse daily. I have found it all over the house. It has stood up to many back feet kicks and forward paw throws, pounces.

This is a well-made kicky cat toy with feather and ribbon flourishes that initially intrigued my cats. One fell on it for an enthusiastic kicky session immediately and then walked away and has shown no further interest. The other is more interested in biting it and pulling at the feathers, but his interest is minimal. So it's a great toy, but cats are cats and mine typically prefer toys that aren't intended as toys, which I believe is a common cat characteristic. I recommend it if your cat does like stuffed kicky toys.