CATMAT. Tissue Paper Cat Mat. Green paper imitation grass play mat - fun for Indoor Cats and Kittens (pack of two)

Bought for sons' cats for christmas 2021. The 2 indoor cats absolutely loved theirs and I'm now buying it again for Christmas- just noticed, I didn't do a review. Forgot to buy it last year, sad face!!It's fragile and makes a mess but for the amount of enjoyment the 2 cats got out of it, well worth it. They love crinkly sounds anyway so the tissue paper was perfect. Makes a great games, hiding toys under it to find. One spent a lot of time dashing across the floor to dive onto it so if she was upstairs and you were downstairs there was frequent bumping and rustling sounds when she kept charging round and flinging herself onto the mat and scrabbling at it. Lasted longer than we expected, considering the amount of play they got from it!Super present for indoor cats. One outdoor cat wasn't interested he gets his entertainment elsewhere!

Was a little hesitant after seeing the reviews, but my three cats love them!They’re a good size, even our Maine Coon could flop out on a mat and still have grass all the way around him.They can be kind of fluffed back up again after use. Not back to perfect, but realistic grass looking and good enough to be played with.With how much our cats have enjoyed them, one claimed immediately as a sleeping spot, and one being shared for chewing and diving into, I think the price was fine and will be considering buying more when these completely wear out.They were easy enough - and sturdy enough to pull apart and assemble. If you’re not just straight up ripping them apart, you shouldn’t have any trouble. Because it’s a honeycomb mat, it was actually quite fun and satisfying to do!

I am not a cat but I thought that it might be fun for the actual cats. The cats did not think so unfortunately. I followed the instructions ad put it on the floor and they looked at me like they were saying "and?......." I read a suggestion that you could encourage them to use it by throwing cat treats in it - good idea! But actually I could just cut out the middle man as it were and throw cat treats on the carpet for the same level of interest. I tried putting the product on different floor surfaces, in different rooms, even in a box, and none of them would go near it. As a human it seemed like a good idea, as a cat it was a fail. Worst £6.99 I've spent, and I still have one unopened because what's the point. Oh and if they do decide to dive into it to get cat treats, then you end up with shredded green tissue paper all over the carpet and cats eating tissue paper along with their treats - not a good idea!

Cats love it. I have 5 cats, and they all approve. The younger plays and lays down on it, the older just lays down.Unfortunately, they last very little and are not worth the money, they should give at least 5 mats for the price, not 2

Very well accepted, however that’s a tiny “carpet” amount and the price is a genuine robbery. 3 stars due to non-affordability. These will be selling with thousands a month for £2-3 (currently £7) and for £10 one can source a rechargeable mechanical toy to be used for months and months. Paper “carpet” becomes rubbish within few days.However, it’s an excellent treat and in my case, cat uses it to sleep on it in a cardboard box. Since getting the new treat, he barely rests and plays anywhere else. I will source the other colour and then plan to grab some scissors, some leftover gift wrap and make a mess to a similar cat’s happiness!Both parts of the treat come very neatly packed and can be split away with relative ease and some vigorous shaking. Full success should not be desired - it takes only hours for the paper to loose shape and become flattened under the cat's body weight. Both seperate "carpet" strips are disappointingly narrow, misshaped and within days start looking ragged. If I can source paper grass from anywhere else for a fair price, I’ll be ordering kilograms of it - per month!

Both our cats absolutely love this stuff. They play with it, rip it up, and sleep on it. They love it when you make something rustle underneath it, and sometimes we also hide dreamies in it which is a great way to keep them occupied lol.Admittedly it doesn't last a massively long time - it gets a bit torn up after a week or so and looks quite sad after having been sat on a lot but they seem to have just as much fun with it as a random pile of scraps.This is a regular purchase for us every couple of months, and we consider it a treat for the cats. They recognise it now and get really excited when we're opening a new pack so we think it's worth it. Would recommend for sure.

My cat loved it but it’s very fiddly and it’s made of tissue paper she ripped it apart within 10 seconds. It’s also not worth the money