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Your cart is empty.EASILY COLLAPSIBLE: To fully collapse and store, simply collapse the end of the tunnel with no attachment, twist into the middle (the ball should now be on one end and the storage band on the other), and lastly, collapse the other two pieces that are left! Let your pet have the time of it's life with this deluxe 3 way collapsible cat tunnel. With its extra large diameter, your adult cat will LOVE hiding out in this tunnel. The jingle ball is just icing on the cake. Why buy a similar wimpy tunnel when you can get this one for the same price! This is not like those cheap tunnels that have a flimsy middle, making the tunnels get twisted. This tunnel is made out of durable 190T polyester with a durable crinkle middle to prevent twisting and keeps all 3 tunnels in the correct place. End caps on the sturdy steel frame wires prevent the wires from poking through the tunnel. This cat tunnel collapses down to the size of a frisbee, allowing you to literally take it anywhere!
Lila
2025-09-01 11:39:36
I love how wide this tunnel is (12 inches). I have a big 14 pound cat and he's very willing to run through this tunnel, unlike tunnels with a more standard width (10 inches). Overall, I recommend this product. Some things to note though; after a few years of use, the tunnel's fabric started to fray and rip. Once the metal frame started poking out of the fabric, I decided to buy a new one. So, it gets 4 stars for durability. It also gets 4 stars for sturdiness, but that's a good thing. It's fairly sturdy, but still very flexible. My cats pounce on it and it semi-supports their weight, which they seem to enjoy. When it comes time to fold this tunnel, it can be a little tricky. I figured out you need to start with the shorter, middle prong and then move to fold the two outer, longer prongs. But even so, you'll need to keep the black straps to keep it wrapped up. It's easy enough for me, but I think it would be difficult for a child or stranger to fold it.
Soninja
2025-08-24 14:45:54
I have a few cats, ok, 4 of them. The youngest is a stray (well i guess they are all strays-the girls were only weeks or a few months old when we got them)who showed up at my doorstep when he was about 1yr & 1/2. He is actually the one i bought this for since he is about 2 now and loves his toys. The 3 girls are older about 10, 11, 12yrs oId. I opened up the tunnel and the girls did show interest. They walked through it and checked it out. It seems they are more interested in hiding/sleeping than having toys though, they do still like to play, occasionally but Max loves it! He swatted the hanging ball immediately, then walked through and around the tunnel a couple times. Now he goes in one end so he can see me at the other end. He does the hunting/ready to pounce posture and wiggles his lil butt. Before I know it here he comes racing down the tunnel where I am kneeling over at the other end. So, I've got to move fast or else i'll get tackled. He is continuously marking it, as his toy. We are trying to teach him to share but i dont think he ever had anything to share before, considering the state he was in before we took him in. So, that is going to take some time. Anyway, he loves it. True, it is only the 2nd day we have had the tunnel. He will walk back and forth, stick his head out the hole on the top. He enters the tunnel that way sometimes. He is about 11 pounds, prob a little more, and he is a tall cat. He fits-no problem- with some room to spare. Part of the reason i chose this tunnel is because it was wider than 99% of other tunnels (in diameter) and also a little longer than alot of the other ones I looked at. I wanted all my cats to be able to walk through it comfortably without having to crouch. It's well worth the money. And how can you possibly go wrong with a 6 month money back guarantee? I think only one other tunnel i looked at offered anything like that. So far, it's a hit. Seems to be well made. I will update if it rips etc., but i seriously doubt it. One thing, i don't like is that the elastic hoop that you use to wrap around tunnel after it's collapsed is at the top end of one of the tunnels hanging like the toy ball which i see as dangerous. The elatic loop should be on the bottom or separate from the toy. One of the cats could easily run through and get their head caught in the loop. So I cut it off, tied a knot in it and can still wrap it around the collapsed tunnel. All in all, it is a great purchase!!!
Customer
2025-07-24 11:57:54
This tunnel helps alleviate my cats' boredom. It's not totally opaque and the cats can see movement outside when they are in it. I pair it with a motion activated spinning toy with an arm that brushes the tunnel randomly. Cats can't get enough of it! Total fun time for them! The diameter is also larger than other tunnels and they navigate it much easier as they are larger cats.
Dewdrop
2025-07-04 13:04:40
It arrived with a section where the wire is already exposed. It's not the best quality as it's very thin. But nothing is made well anymore, so that's not a surprise. Secondly, it has no ties for connecting other/more tunnels. This is the biggest disappointment because I bought another tunnel to connect it to, but can't. Other than these two things, I would recommend buying it. It's really the perfect size for cats. Most the other cat tunnels are smaller, and the cat has to crouch down too much, just to walk through it. Although unfortunately for me, my cats have not played in it yet. They are simply uninterested. It's been a week, and they just walk past it like it's not even there. lol.
Carolee
2025-06-24 10:46:19
Bought this for two young kitten brothers. When they were smaller, they played in it several times a day, mostly running back and forth. A year later they don't really play in it, but it's in a narrow walkway leading to their food station, and they do still choose to go through it instead of staying in the walkway area.Because of the narrow space I have it in, I have not been able to lay it flat, with the three passages (arms) accessible - I have had to lean one arm up vertically against the wall, which creates a straight shot through the other two arms along the floor. And, Yes, I am constantly readjusting it back into place. I am sure that the boys would use each of the arms if there was space. In the meantime, because the one arm sticks up in the air, I will sometimes play with them by dangling a toy on a string down into the vertical arm.If I'm in the room, I know when they are in the tunnel because the nylon (?) material makes a crinkly sound. Not too loud, so I don't find it annoying.I have noticed that there are small holes in the material from the boys being too enthusiastic at times while playing in it. So far, other than the little holes, it seems to be holding up.
Mathew
2025-05-14 21:02:15
Finally a tunnel that fits my large cat! He loves it and so do I!!!
Alicia Wilson
2025-04-12 11:52:05
Ever since opening this up my 2 cat's go crazy for it! They love pouncing through the hole, the dangling jingle ball, they can't get enough of chasing eachother through the tunnel and hiding their toys in there. It's very entertaining to watch them and pleasing they enjoy it that much. Very thankful for this as it helps to keep them active and maintain a good level of health, no more lazy kitties in this house!
Customer
2025-02-16 17:58:49
I got this tunnel for my bunny. He love it, it is even better than described. The whole thing is washable but the inside can be wiped with a damp cloth if there happens to be a mess left behind. Very durable, I would definitely recommend this.
Customer
2025-02-11 14:42:16
Best purchase ever! My cat loves this tunnel. It’s a lot more spacious than the ones you get at the pet stores. He loves napping in it & also likes to play catch when I dangle some toys on the outside. It’s been 3 months & it’s still going strong.
Simin Beh Andiche
2025-01-28 12:57:44
The wire wore through the material in 2 days, very thin and poor quality material used.
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