82 reviews forTrixie Nub Toy Balls

It’s not safe a safe toy for cats long term. After a few uses my cat chewed the ball and the edges of the ball came off and he almost swallowed them.

Found that these were easily chewed to bits and it doesn't actually say non-toxic anywhere on the packaging which is concerning. The cats appeared to salivate quite a bit while playing with them which I didn't like either. Do not recommend, and suspect they are not a very safe choice. Definitely put them away when not being supervised.

Feel apart, in bits, all 4, yes the can nibbles them, but so do kids and you wouldn't give them something that fell apart. Found large bits in cat stool. I'm lucky this didn't end up in a surgery situation. Avoid!

She totally ignore them..

Got these for my two cats and neither are interested at all in them! Never mind, was worth a try and not too expensive. They love all ball toys normally but I think the problem is they don't roll easily which is putting them off.

As a previous reviewer mentioned, these can be chewed into pieces if you cat gets the idea into their head, which is never a good thing with rubber. Unfortunately due to the strong plastic smell my cats where never really interested in playing with them, until I put them in their bowls as an attempt to make them eat slower, which resulted in one of my cats nearly chewing off one of the nubs.

One of my cats was very much appreciated and pursuing these balls throughout the house. But too easily fall off pieces of the risk being swallowed by the cat.

I bought the set of Trixie stud balls elsewhere. Still, this is an important review. My tomcat is a real destroyer. He’s only allowed to play with things he gets really excited about under supervision. The balls were in a drawer with a child lock. He managed to open it when I wasn’t home. If the studs are partly bitten off, which you can see on the camera... then they’re completely swallowable. Emergency vet, big bill, hoping he poops it out. Endoscopy and surgery not ruled out. Be careful.

The cat got interested in the balls very quickly, but unfortunately she started biting them hard almost straight away, chewing off the little bumps. Playtime only under close supervision. We’ll give up on them, because I’d constantly have to take the ball out of the cat’s mouth. In my opinion, the toy isn’t safe.

The balls are rubber, heavy, and don’t make any noise, so my cat isn’t very interested. The size is good. If they were made of thin plastic like ping-pong balls, they would be much more interesting.

My cat chewed one to pieces straight away. Of course, he swallowed it too. It got stuck at the entrance to his small intestine. We had to have his stomach opened up at the vet to get it out. That cost €1500. So no, I definitely do NOT recommend this toy to ANYONE.