Yeowww Pollock Fish Cat Toy, for All Breed Sizes

In the picture you'll see the same brand in banana 🍌 and unfortunately the cigar is under my one cats' belly, as he tries to keep all the catnip toys for himself🤣.These toys are the perfect size for my 2 chonkers and quite durable. It's been a month now and the toys are still going strong, my cats love them they look and feel amazing, is great value for money and they have a nice strong catnip smell for my 2 furry boys.And to top it off, they have tons of fun rolling around on them and hiding the banana and cigar from one another 😁

Both my cats and next doors love this toy. I have 3 of them scattered around the house for them to play with. Fantastic value and lasts a long time, good size too. Will always buy again as it keeps the cats happy

This does everything you want it to do. Surprisingly durable - both BSHs went at it on full pounce and attack mode from the first day, and a couple of weeks’ later it’s still - impossibly - intact.They just love it and at the moment it’s on offer for £2.50 so definitely worth a punt if you’re not sure your cat will like it.It seems to smell less objectionable than many cat toys, and you can only smell it if you’re up close to it, which you won’t be, because gross.5 stars, would recommend.

I purchased this catnip banana for my cat, who has historically been indifferent to catnip toys. Previous purchases were largely ignored, which I now realize might have been due to their low quality. Given that my cat seemed bored with her current toys, I decided to give this one a try, and I’m thrilled with the results.The moment the package arrived, my cat went wild. She actually tore up the parcel to get to this toy! I managed to intercept just in time, but her reaction was a surprise. Once she got her paws on the banana, it was immediate bunny kicks, biting, and rolling around—pure entertainment for us to watch. The toy is impressively sturdy, surviving all those teeth marks without a single hole. Given her previous indifference, this enthusiastic response alone earns it five stars.After researching a bit on catnip, I found out that while it’s generally safe, it can cause elevated blood pressure and heart rate in cats. Therefore, it’s best to let them play with catnip toys occasionally rather than constantly. This not only keeps them safe but also helps maintain their interest in the toy.So, I highly recommend giving your cats this toy for occasional playtime to keep them entertained and active without overexposure.Happy kicking!

I’ve been purchasing these toys for yonks, and I still randomly find truly disgusting old rainbows/cigars/bananas and Pollock’d pollocks sequestered under various pieces of furniture. If your cats are like mine, they drool onto and/or lick the poor things until one needs a pair of tongs and a Hazmat suit to retrieve the now-greyish-brown little Level 1 biohazards.Shame there isn’t a way to wash them!I knocked a star off this time due to the seam coming apart within the first few hours of its arrival; wee hole=big mess. I also nearly tore off a nail (really!) while trying to painstakingly pick pick pick off the wraparound brand sticker. It’s hardly Armageddon, obviously, but naturally the little mobsters drag it onto the black jute entry rug where every speck shows, instinctively waiting until we’d just commenced vacuuming. They didn’t fare much better corporeally, looking much like they’d engaged in battle against a bag of oregano and lost. In the same manner that cats always vomit onto that favourite non-washable wool Turkish rug within inches of an easily-cleaned tiled floor, cats are forever alerting us to the fact that it’s every inch their space, and “I’ll thank you to promptly see to my latest mess with an attitude of gratitude for my presence in your life. I’m not a dog, so don’t expect any degree of culpability or shame; cat tails don’t tuck.”Neither of these things had been an issue in the past, so I hope that the quality isn’t taking a dive, as the prices are certainly not going down. I’m not complaining; these toys are top notch and generally worth every cent. They’re typically so hearty they would likely last all 9 lives if they could be cleaned, but there’s only so much cat saliva a piece of canvas can take. Added to the fact that they are packed to the seams with grade A catnip, there’s no need to waste your money elsewhere: The majority of so-called catnip toys on the market are either stuffed with polyfill that’s laced with a minuscule amount of the dried herb, or the outer material is sprayed with a bit of bit of an infusion made by mixing a bit of it with water. I’ve even had a few that were stuffed with polyfill, and only had a tiny strip of cardboard, ostensibly dipped in catnip, ensconced within the contents.Needless to tell, the moggies sniffed once, rabbit-kicked twice, then proceeded to ignore all five of the very nice-looking, albeit useless, stuffed fish. So much for trying to save a quid, they’re now languishing in a landfill, sadly.Amazon replaced The Banana with zero hassle, so, babies are happy once more.Catnip is good. Catnip is fun. Catnip is also ‘safe’ because it’s natural.Hang on there. You do know that ‘natural’ ≠ (necessarily) safe, right? In fact, it can be particularly dangerous since it’s rarely regulated, studied or even inspected, even less so if it’s designated for use by/for/on animals.The fact is, catnip toys should be used once in awhile, and for short periods of time; don’t leave them out where cats can have constant, unattended access to them. Although it’s really entertaining watching them lose their tiny minds over a stuffed toy, catnip raises their blood pressure significantly, and can also cause heart palpitations as well as increased heart rate.Our ginger boy was born with CHF, but the organisation we adopted him from as a kitten had no idea he was sick. [FYI, they are the largest no-kill cat shelter in the U.K., but I wouldn’t recommend them to anyone who actually cares about animals. Support local RSPCA instead. They’re amazing.] Baby Bee began showing signs of his illness by the age of 3, and was meant to be medicated daily, but this made him even more miserable, so we only administered it when he seemed to be struggling. We monitored him closely, to ensure that he was living a good cat-life, knowing that we’d be forced to help him go comfortably, and that it would be sooner than later. One of his favourite activities was playtime with me, with special songs n all (don’t laugh—‘Bee Banana’ was a household hit) with his yee-ow banana and an immortal toy called ‘wubba’—toughest toy on the market, washable and catnip free. He loved his wubba.Unfortunately, I didn’t know that catnip is bad for the heart, so although he loved his bananas, I fear that our play made him worse to the point that he went into the yard one night and never returned.So, please, make sure kitty is in tiptop shape before you present him with the ‘chronic’ catnip, and put it away when not in use!

Both cats kitty and adult love this, it's very strong smelling....they roll around playing with it for ages! It's fun , they can use all four feet on it , should they wish. it really is the best catnip toy ever...and I've purchased a few over the years but from now on.....only this make will do.

The media could not be loaded.  Have bought a few of these because yes, they aren’t the most durable, but our cat goes crazy for it! He plays and snuggles with it everyday so it’s worth it in my opinion ❤️

The media could not be loaded.  As soon as I received the toy my cat sniffed it out. He's been playing with it for the last 30min, it's been bitten, licked and kicked and still in tact. Highly recommend, great value for money, very durable and will provide lots of fun for your pet.

My cat doesn't really show interest in catnip snacks, but seems to go absolutely crazy for this banana. Whatever is inside is probably strong. He plays around with it even chases it around the room. He actually got some exercise in all by himself. However, I do note that he gets bored about it, so I keep it hidden away and only occasionally take it out.

Oh, this deceptively innocent-looking yellow banana has proven to be an absolute delight! Picture this: a seemingly harmless fruit packed with yeast-scented catnip that drives your furry minion into a frenzy of joyous carnage. This toy transforms the mild-mannered house cat into a thrashing, clawing ball of chaos—in other words, a creature after my own heart!The rugged exterior is tougher than it looks, holding up against even the most ferocious of attacks. Trust me; I know a thing or two about tearing things apart. Whether it's pawing, biting, or thrashing, this banana can take it all without bursting at the seams. It's as though it was designed by those who enjoy a bit of good, old-fashioned mayhem.However, there are some cons to consider—for one, it's almost too effective. The allure of the catnip is so intoxicating that it might leave your feline friend incapacitated in a state of euphoric drool. And, of course, there's the cleaning up after the fur tornado subsides. But hey, we've all got to make some sacrifices for a little disorderly conduct, right?Pros:Highly durable; stands up to aggressive play.Yeast-scented catnip is extremely potent, guaranteed to thrill.Compact size makes it easy to toss around and pounce upon.Keeps your cat entertained for hours, creating mini-moments of delicious chaos.Cons:May transform your cat into an overly enthusiastic, garden-variety lunatic.The lingering effects of catnip might lead to a drool-covered battlefield—cleanup could be messy.Extremely addicting; your cat might start expecting daily doses!In summary, if you enjoy a bit of chaos in your household and love watching your pet go berserk with glee, this catnip banana is a must-have. It's a five-star weapon of mass distraction that will keep both you and your feline entertained. Trust me, it's Carnage-approved!

Es de los mejores juguetes de gato que he comprado. Mis gatos tenían mucho sin interesarse en un juguete y ambos jugaron con este en cuanto lo vieron. Huele muchísimo a catnip

I was hesitant to buy this originally, because I’ve been burned by expensive cat toys in the past that end up collecting dust.That’s not the case with this, or with any of the Yeowww! toys. I haven’t met a cat who doesn’t love them. I currently have two rough housing boy cats and these toys are holding up SO well. They gnaw at them, bunny kick them into oblivion, and the only real sign of wear is due to their saliva (slightly) staining the fabric.I also don’t know what kind of catnip they use, but it’s equally amazing. My cats would absolutely give their toys two thumbs up… if they had thumbs.

I love these toys definitely worth the extra money