KONG Cat Wubba Butterfly Cat Toy

Give your cat a butterfly that fights back in the best possible way. The KONG Cat Wubba Butterfly is built to energize playtime, pairing fluttery, feathery tails with a round body that practically begs for a pounce. It is one toy that hits several of your cat's favorite instincts at once, from batting to capturing, all wrapped in a shape that breaks up the usual lineup of balls and mice on the floor.

• Filled with KONG Premium North American Catnip, so it draws your cat in and keeps the energy up during play.
• Crackling wings add a satisfying sound your cat can feel and hear with every single swat.
• An inner rattling sound rewards each bat and pounce, giving your cat instant feedback that fuels even more play.
• Fluttery, feathery tails entice batting, perfect for cats who love to swipe, swat, and chase.
• The round body invites pounce-and-capture play, letting your cat wrestle it down and wrap around it.
• The butterfly shape mixes things up from a plain ball or mouse, keeping curious cats engaged longer.
• Combines scent, sound, and texture in a single toy, so there is more than one way to spark interest.
• Sized as a hands-on toy your cat can grab, hug, and kick during solo bunny-kick sessions.
• Great for redirecting that midday case of the zoomies into focused, playful, instinct-driven activity.
• Works as a tossable target during interactive play when you want to get involved too.
• A self-contained playtime starter for households that want to keep one cat happily busy.

Between the crinkly wings, the inner rattle, and the catnip your KONG keeps loaded inside, the Wubba Butterfly is made to turn an ordinary afternoon into an active, satisfying play session. If your cat is a batter, a pouncer, or a little of both, this fluttery flyer gives those instincts a worthy target. The mix of sound and scent does the inviting for you, so there is nothing to wind up and nothing to plug in before the action starts. Simply set it loose on the living room floor and watch your cat take over from there, batting and capturing at their own pace until they have had their fill.