• Let your cat have lots of fun!
• Try catnip bubbles.
• Safe, non-toxic blend of bubbles made from real natural Kookamunga catnip.
• Size: 4 ounces

It's not what Kookamunga is...it's what Kookamunga does! Want to have a really, really good time with your cat? Then bring home some Kookamunga Catnip Bubbles! This safe, non-toxic blend of bubbles and real natural Kookamunga catnip mixes the wacky scent of catnip with the interactive fun of bubbles.

Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3IMTZQOEEG9YX 8 in 1 Kookamunga Catnip Bubbles provides hours of fun for cats as they chase and pop the bubbles. However, I am owned by the Laziest Cat in the World who prefers to sit and watch the bubbles instead of chasing after them. Still they do keep her busy and away from the food dish for a few minutes.

My cat loves these bubbles. All I have to say is "Do you want bubbles?" and she comes running out from wherever she may be hiding. She meows and pounces on the bubbles. I am giving them a rating of 4 though because they smell horrible. If they drip on anything white it will turn green, but can easily be cleaned with some water and a sponge!!!!

I have two active kitties, both love to run top speed around the apartment (daily), chase mylar balls, hunt bugs and jump after things. .. and of course, like catnip. My boy cat, Boo, is a bit pickier about what he plays with and looses interest after 10 or 20 minutes. My Poxie girl will play with anything and will play as long as you let her.

Boo likes watching and chaseing the catnip bubbles but dislike it when they pop (because then he gets squirted with wet/cold liquid .. even if it's tiny droplets). Poxie walks into the shower and isn't as picky about getting her paws wet so she goes crazy for them. So, Poxie will play forever if you let her and Boo gives up after a while, which is normal habit with most toys anyway :)

I adopted both of them from the pound (a year and half apart) and both were noted as being more skittish than "normal". Both of them don't like a whole flurry of bubbles drifting down on TOP of them and will startle or run away every once in a while. So, when we play and it's been a while since I brought out the bottle, I start as low or eye level to them as possible (but don't blow directly in their faces) until they get used to the bubbles.

I'm giving this four stars simply because the liquid "may cause stains" on carpet. So you might want to do a test swatch if you have really delicate fabrics. If your 'nip loving cat startles easily and doesn't like water (not that bubbles popping really is that bad?) then it's probably not the toy for them. If they like floating feathers or things that kinda "drift" slowly down, then they might like this :D

Yes my cats are scared, all three of them.
Susy i thought would probly be scared. (She is scared of everything)
Danny gets very nervous when ever i blow them,
But Misu I realy dident expect her to be scared. o_o; She is the bravest cat i know.
And then i brought it over to a frends house, and his two cats where scared too! ;^;

My cat Foutchie is heading toward 5 now and no one told her the trouble with a kitten is it eventually becomes a cat (so take that Ogden Nash!). She still voom-voom-vooms around at a pace that makes me exhausted. She loves toys, especially stuff she chases. So the bubbles are great full. Especially since they are catnip bubbles. You don't have the worry about them getting soap on them and making them sick. She love jumping high to pop them.

So if you are looking for something to awaken the kitten in your kitty, you might try these.