Hagen Catit Cat Spa

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Product Features

• Catit Cat Spa activity center. With body
• stroke groomers, Ripple Massager, Gum stimulator
• Includes catnip for that irresistible urge to
• groom and enjoy

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 21 x 4 x 21 inches ; 3 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B000MNGANQ
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (8 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #84,457 in Home & Garden (See Bestsellers in Home & Garden)

Product Description

Product Description

The Catit Cat Activity center is an irresistible place for cats to groom and play. Comes with catnip to make this a great place to work the grooming combs, Use the ripple massager, or play with the ball on top to massage gums. Cats overwhelmingly vote for this one as a favorite place to play!

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Probably the most well received cat product I have ever bought, June 7, 2008

By	James H. Pritchard (Nashville, TN United States) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

Other than regular cat furniture (the wood type with carpet stapled to it), this is the only thing my cat actually uses. Everything else, from motion-sensing-electronic-mouse-moving Cheese Mountain to a multitude of chase-me type toys were investigated and enjoyed for 1 to 25 seconds at best. Anyway, so there's 3 parts to the oddly named Cat "Spa":

(1) The central rubbing area with strange poking out teat. Well it looks odd but the cat seems to enjoy it, and has partially eaten the teat at the center so that usually signals acceptance. This part is why I only gave it 4 stars, and not five however. Firstly I had to superglue the teat piece (p.s. I apologize for my overuse of the word "teat" in this review) in as the cat can easily remove it/bite it off. Secondly I've kicked the entire center piece off about 20 times, it only has 3 weak plastic tabs keeping it in place, so evenutally I epoxyed it on and then re-superglued it later. I guess maybe that's unfair but it's at just the right height where your feet will hit it when stepping over.

(2) Spikey areas designed for cats to rub their faces on. This is the least used area, I don't think my cat has done this since the first day. They also have some space for cat-nip to be loaded in them, which might incite some more interest, but quite frankly I don't have time or desire to keep fresh catnip in this thing.

(3) The best part: The white dimpled hard plastic sections. Though not like any other scratching material I've usually seen associated with cat toys (carpet, rope, cardboard etc.) this odd surface is *the* choice of anything to scratch on. Apparently feline scientists have found the true scratching nirvana for cats, as this is it, my cat only uses this to scratch and does it routinely throughout the day.

Well that's it, I recommend the Cat Spa highly, despite it's odd name and need for superglue to achieve 5 stars :)

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars How do you know if your cat will take to this?, May 27, 2009

By	Amanda (Florida) - See all my reviews

Well, when I first got the Cat Spa for my two cats both showed no interest. I was frustrated and just left it on the floor. Then a day or two later I noticed my boy cat laying on it. Sure enough. He would go over to it and rub rub on the brushes and chew on the nub on the top. My girl? She avoided it like it was some kind of monster. The difference? It might just be my cats, but my boy (long hair) loves to be brushed. The girl? Hates brushes and MROWLS while she slinks away (short hair so she's lucky I guess). If your cat isn't used to being brushed or just dislikes it, don't expect them to like the Cat Spa.

I've owned the Cat Spa for over six years now. The blue plastic dome part has 3 tabs that hold it into place. Two of those have broken from 15lbs of cat deciding to slump over on it or me moving a couple of times (who knows). I'm planning to get some guerilla glue out and fix it permanently, but it still works. The chew chew nub is still in great condition as well. Does my kitty use the Cat Spa every day? No. He's a cat. He does what he wants when he wants! ;3 I would say atleast twice a week I will see him lounging around on it and if he's using it then it's worth the investment (considering how long it's lasted).

Cleaning it is easy. You can squeeze the three brush attachments and pull them off. They have small holes on the sides where you can slip some catnip in them as well.

Cat products are hard to rate, given the finicky nature of our furry companions. You can't knock a product because your cat just doesn't take to it.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Maybe, December 6, 2008

By	Lori (Honolulu, HI) - See all my reviews

My 2 cats didn't care for it, but my sister's cats love it. It is a gamble if your cat will like it. It does take up space. Sprinkle generously with catnip.