I was worried our big tomcat wouldn’t fit, but the tunnel is roomy. He barrels through, slides out the side hole, then hides to ambush his toy mouse again.

Bought this tunnel for my sister’s shy cat. Within a day he was darting in and out, peeking through the holes, and finally playing instead of hiding under the bed.

My daughter’s rescue cat was nervous at first but quickly claimed this as her hideout. She naps inside, then wakes up ready to chase any toy that passes the holes.

I travel between my apartment and my girlfriend’s place a lot, so the foldable tunnel is great. It folds into a small circle and our cats always recognize it and start playing.

We added this tunnel to our small studio to give the cats more to do. They chase each other through it instead of bouncing off furniture. The crinkling sound makes them wild.

My mom’s elderly cat needed gentle exercise indoors. This tunnel lets her move at her own pace, peeking out the holes and swatting the dangling ball without having to jump.

Our older cat usually naps all day, but this tunnel makes her chase toys again. She loves the side openings and pops her head out to surprise our kids.

My two indoor cats race through this tunnel every night. The crinkly noise and hanging balls keep them busy so they don’t bother us while we relax.

I like that it folds flat and fits behind the couch. I can pull the tunnel out after work, and my cat instantly runs inside waiting for me to wiggle toys.

I like how sturdy the stitching feels, even with my two rough boys diving through. The tunnel keeps its shape and doesn’t collapse when they collide in the middle.