CandyRoll Sisal Cat Kicker

Cats do not cuddle a toy. They grab it with the front paws, pull it in, and kick it repeatedly with the back ones. For that you need something longer than a mouse and heavier than a feather.

The CandyRoll Sisal Cat Kicker is shaped like a wrapped sweet — a firm cotton-fabric bolster with twisted, tied ends, stuffed with PP cotton and catnip.

The woven surface is rough enough to claw at, the body is dense enough to wrestle, and the tied ends give the mouth something to grip.

Good to Know

🍬 Shape: wrapped-sweet bolster with tied ends
🧵 Cover: woven cotton fabric with a scratchable texture
☁️ Filling: PP cotton
🌿 Catnip: sealed inside
🎨 Colour: natural brown

Why You'll Love It

🦵 Built For Bunny-Kicking
Long enough to hold with the front paws while the back legs go to work. That is the motion cats want and most toys are the wrong shape for.

🪵 Claws Go Into It, Not Your Sofa
The woven cover takes claws properly. A cat that has something legitimate to shred leaves the arm of the sofa alone.

🌿 Catnip Inside, Not Sprayed On
Sealed into the stuffing, so the scent releases gradually as it is squashed and kicked rather than fading after two days.

😴 It Doubles As A Pillow
After the kicking comes the sleeping, usually with a paw still over it. The bolster shape is exactly right for a head to rest on.

🤏 The Ends Are The Handles
Twisted and tied, so they are easy to grab in the teeth and easy for you to swing when you want to start a game.

🧶 Dense, Not Floppy
Firmly stuffed, so it keeps its shape instead of collapsing into a flat rag after a fortnight.

🤐 No Bells, No Plastic
Fabric and filling only. Nothing to come loose and nothing to rattle at four in the morning.

🏠 For The Cat With Too Much Evening
Indoor cats come alive at dusk. Something they can wrestle properly takes the edge off before it turns into racing up curtains.

🦷 Bitten As Well As Kicked
The woven surface rubs along the gums while they chew, which is no bad thing for a cat who never sees a toothbrush.

👯 Two Cats, One Toy
It is long enough that two can go at it from opposite ends, which is either play or a fight depending on the household.

Keeping It Fresh

Spot-clean rather than machine washing — a wash takes the catnip with it. Leave it in a sealed bag for a day if the scent seems to have faded; it usually comes back.

Around a third of cats do not react to catnip at all. Those cats generally still kick it, because the shape is the real draw.

Grab, kick, repeat 🐾