Spot Flippin' Skunk 15 in Skinneeez Interactive Cat Toy with Catnip

For the cat who loves a moving target, the Spot Flippin' Skunk Skinneeez brings the chase right to your living room floor. This 15-inch interactive toy is designed to move like real prey, and the brand says it will entertain cats for hours. Flip the on/off switch to start the fun, and the tail begins flipping and flapping like real prey. Your cat can hug it, kick it, and pounce as it flaps around, tapping straight into those natural hunting instincts.

• Generous 15-inch length gives your cat plenty to grab, hug, and kick.
• An on/off switch lets you start and stop the action whenever playtime calls.
• The tail flips and flaps to mimic the movement of real prey, per the brand.
• Designed to move like real prey, which the brand says entertains cats for hours.
• Includes catnip for an added layer of feline fun.
• Comes with a USB charging cable, so there is no fuss with the included rechargeable setup.
• Encourages active pouncing, hugging, and kicking that keeps your cat moving.
• The interactive motion invites solo play when you want your cat entertained.
• The Skinneeez skunk style gives your cat a lively, lifelike toy to hunt.

Cats are wired to stalk and pounce, and a toy that actually moves can turn an ordinary afternoon into an exciting hunt. Switch the Flippin' Skunk on and let your cat circle, crouch, and spring as the tail flaps across the floor. When playtime winds down, flip the switch off and recharge with the included USB cable so it is ready for the next round. The catnip inside adds extra appeal for cats who respond to it, and the 15-inch size means there is plenty to wrap up and bunny-kick. It is an engaging way to give your indoor cat the kind of active, instinct-driven play that keeps them happy and busy. For owners who love seeing their cat in full hunting mode, the Spot Flippin' Skunk Skinneeez delivers motion, catnip, and a lifelike chase all in one rechargeable toy. Bring home the prey-style fun and watch your cat light up the moment the tail starts flipping.