Large Cat Tunnel Bed Under Christmas Tree with Fluffy Toy Balls, Small Cushion and Flexible Design- 10 inch Diameter, 3 ft Length- Great for Cats, and Small Dogs, Gray Star Pattern

I am thoroughly impressed with the quality of this tunnel! I purchased a small, cheap tunnel from my local Target store to gauge my new kitten's interest in such toys. The tunnel was a huge hit, though very flimsy and wouldn't often stay completely extended. He had also taken to dragging it around the room. Determined to "upgrade" his tunnel, I searched the available options on Amazon and was disappointed to find that most were as flimsy and cheap-looking as the one I had originally purchased on a whim. Aesthetically speaking, these things are generally ugly. However, this tunnel certainly solves the "hideous plastic thing" problem! The Chengyu Large Cat Tunnel is extremely well-made, featuring a soft and thin plush-like covering over the familiar crinkly tubing that cats love. It keeps its shape very well and, due to the size, stays "together" even during active play. My cat is extremely fond of the hanging poof ball near the window, and will attempt to drag the whole tunnel with the toy in his mouth, though due to the size and form of the tunnel, he doesn't succeed nearly as well. The included bed is a nice addition, and it looks very cute in the middle when the tunnel is connected as a ring. At some point my cat had managed to drag the bed to the end of the tunnel and smugly sat on it, half inside the tunnel and half on the bed. Whatever works! It was notably easier than I thought to connect the two zippers and zip together to form the ring. He stomps on the tunnel, rolls around inside, and jumps over it at times, and it keeps its tunnel form very well. Also, this thing is BIG! My cat is about 5 months old and it's pretty big for him; I have no doubt he'll be able to fit inside with no problem even as he grows into a big cat. The ears look kind of silly when not in ring form, so I could have lived without them. It would be cool to see additional patterns, though the fabric is super nice and the stars are so cute. I've included a video of my cat having a good time with it a few days after we purchased it. It can slide a little bit on hard floors depending on your cat's activity level, so we'll be moving it downstairs to carpet. I'm already planning to buy a second one to make an even longer tunnel, as I'm getting a second kitty and think they'd have tons of fun with two windows. I just need to figure out where I can fit the thing! Edit: Got a second kitten, and a second tunnel. The two tunnels connected easily with the zippers and now I have this giant tunnel snake taking up a ton of space, but they love it. The poofy ball from the grey tunnel has been successfully disconnected from its string by the first kitten, who actually managed to lose one of his kitten teeth by pulling on it, which he promptly spit out and went back to chewing on the ball. Savage. I threw the ball away, and the other kitten enjoys chewing on the remaining string.

This has been used endlessly. We originally purchased it for around the base of our Christmas tree. It was brilliant! A perfect fit, kept the cats out of the tree and created hours of chaotic, cat viewing fun!! Would definitely recommend. Our dogs have lied on it, cats have run through it, over it and on it and 8 months later it is still in perfect condition!

I just got this today. It was super easy to "assemble": You just take it out and it springs into the tunnel shape and then you zip the ends together if you want to make the donut shape. The little bed pad has buttons to secure it in the center of the "donut". I brought it to my kitty as an offering and it was accepted in a matter of 2 minutes...maybe less. She checked it out a few times, rubbed up on it a few times, peeked in the hole once and on the second investigation in she went!! She went all the way through and came back out and then resumed rubbing up on it, so I think she likes it pretty good so far!! It's soft and doesn't smell like chemicals or anything unpleasant. I am really happy with it and think it's super cute. The only thing I will say is that the little center bed is just that..Little. I expected a little more plush and a little more area, but the buttons keep it in place, and I can put a soft blanket in the middle which will beef it up perfectly! Aside that it seems pretty perfect. It appears well made and if it lasts even a year I would think I got my money out of it. A bed, a hide and seek toy, a batting toy (hanging down from the tunnel). For $30 you really can't beat it!

The first thing I noticed was the unique packaging. There was some sort of crumb stuck under the tape (pictured) that was around the vacuum sealed bag, but thankfully it was not inside touching the product itself. Still grossed me out a little and makes me worried about the cleanliness of this product. The “bed” that goes in the middle was very lumpy. It didn’t seem to be from the vacuum seal but maybe from being washed? I separated all the clumps inside of the bed and it is very flat and doesn’t seem very comfortable. I’m hoping that is due to being vacuum sealed and that it will expand with time but… not sure about that. Also the part where the bed attaches to the tube is not great quality. I included a picture of an example of the worst one, and there’s another one that doesn’t have the extra ribbon sticking off. Not super thrilled with the consistency and quality of the sewing. The colors are bright and beautiful! I love the little crinkly cat ears sticking out at the top. Zipping the two ends together to create a circular tube around the bed had me concerned for the durability of the zipper. I was very careful when zipping it up because I was worried the zipper would break. I probably won’t be unzipping it any time so just in case. The entry hole as you can see in the picture is pretty small. My 10 month old cat had to crouch down really small to go inside, but she’s been in there for 30 minutes now grooming and napping so I don’t think this will be an issue. She tends to like small confined spaces. Overall I’m happy with it and crossing my fingers that the stitches will hold up over time.

I got this tunnel when I signed up to foster a litter of feral 8 week old kittens, and it was perfect. They immediately went to find hiding spots, and three disappeared inside the tunnel. As you can see in the photo, the little pom-pom at the front drew it the first curious kitten. I chose this one over other available tunnels because another reviewer mentioned you could sponge clean the interior surface. Luckily, I never needed to test that and just occasionally shook out their accumulated toys and fur. Little kitten claws are long enough to reach all the way through the layers of material and scratch a person or cat poking at the outside of the tunnel. Which is hilarious. Kitten teeth are long enough, too. When it was time to go to the vet, it was pretty easy to reach into the tunnel to snag the hiding kittens. For the trickiest one, I had to tip the door up onto my lap and reach in both sides with my arms so that the kitten had no escape. But the fabric scrunches enough that it was easy to reach all the way to the back. I invited a 4 year old over so that she could meet real live cars and so that I could comment on how well the kittens got on with children. She tried to go after a kitten in the tunnel. She couldn't get her shoulders in, but she got her legs in all the way up to her waist. And then I opened up the zipper farthest from her so the kitten would have a way to escape that wasn't attacking the kid. The zippers held up well. Only once did kitty rambunctiousness bust one of them open. It took a little bit of brute force to fix, but the zipper still worked afterward. The ears were cute, but these kittens weren't into the crinkle noise. The other photo is what the material looked like after 2 months of 5 kittens. The fabric has tufted up from being clawed, especially around the opening. The pom-pom is grungy and threadbare. And the interior fabric is definitely perforated by claws. But it's still decent and could probably survive another 2 months worth of kittens.

Not just for cats😂 Our new miniature dachshund, Dakota loves her tunnel. (Dakota is the 3 pound black and white piebald. Dylan is the unimpressed cream and Carmel piebald) Btw, I swear I had everything picture perfect before she trashed it to the max. If it only lasts a week it’s worth every penny. That’s is kinda realistic based on the abuse this 3 pound terror inflicts on it. We love it. She loves it. Our older dachshund, Dylan loves it because it is less time she is terrorizing him.

I would probably give it a 5 because my cats loved it, but I am generously giving it a 3 since it barely lasted a month. The spiral wire start poking out, although I have tried to be creative and have repaired it repeatedly in an attempt to keep it safe for my cats, I have admitted defeat. It’s great if you don’t need it for long 🤷‍♀️

I bought one of these for our Christmas tree and the mcats loved it so much I bought a second one. They are super cute and have withstood lots of cat romps in the past 4 months!

El tunel funciona bien, incluso puedes cambiarlo de forma. El cojín del centro tiene poco relleno, casi como si se acostaran en el piso

Nice and big for rabbits

Mi gato lo ama. Mi gato tiene 5 hermanos perrunos, y cuando quiere un respiro de ellos, se esconde y disfruta ese tiempo asolas

Mis gatitos lo amaron. Sobre todo para tiempo de frío porque es súper calientita! Esta muy bonita y grande.

only for small animals