Karate Kitty™
It's the first toy that lets you and your cat be real play partners, just like dogs do with their owners... but the cat version.
It's the first toy that lets you actively play together with your cat instead of just watching from the sidelines.
EXERCISE
Moving, swatting, and kicking helps your cat release their unused energy, so they rest easier at night.
BONDING FUN
Rough play leads to real trust, like sparring with your furry sidekick.
INTERACTIVE PLAY
Dynamic play engages both body and brain, the missing piece every indoor cat needs to truly thrive.
HOW TO USE KARATE KITTY?
Introduce Karate Kitty like a true challenger. Let your cat sniff, stare, and strategize before the showdown begins.
#1 Show It To Your Cat!
Bring Karate Kitty down low, eye level with your cat. Give them time to look each other over.
Cat playtime is a ritual, if you rush right in without doing the ritual first, your cat could get confused.
Taking that moment of eye contact between Karate Kitty and your cat tells them this isn't an ambush, it's play!
#2 Get Into Pounce Mode
Once you've got your cat's attention, bring Karate Kitty lower like he's crouching down to ready a pounce.
Move him closer slowly. Your cat will instinctively know it's time to tango, and maybe even go for the first attack!
Some cats like to go on the offensive, others like to defend. Let your cat choose which one they want to be by communicating clearly in their own body language.
#3 Use The Crinkly Ears!
Cats love the instant feedback from chomping down on Karate Kitty's crinkly ears.
It triggers the same neural networks as biting into fresh-caught prey.
If you can't keep up with your cat's Paw-Jitsu and decide to tap out, bend the head and let your cat go for the ears.
That sound is basically the icing on the cake that says "Congrats! You win!"
#4 Play, Then Cuddle
You don't always have to use Karate Kitty as a puppet. Let your cat cozy up with Karate Kitty when the match is over.
Some cats love getting comfy after a wild play session; it tells them "don't worry, I'm okay, it was all just a game!"
