PetBusy Cat Kicker Toy with Catnip, Silvervine, Crinkle and Rattle

A cat toy can work best as a quiet cuddle companion, or as something that invites batting, chewing, and wrestling. This fish-shaped kicker is aimed at the more active kind of play. It combines catnip and silvervine with crinkle material and a hidden rattle. Its appeal will still depend on whether your cat responds to those scents and sounds.

Pros

The main draw is the combination of features in one soft toy: the listing specifies 5,000 mg of catnip and 2,000 mg of silvervine, plus crinkle paper and a rattle ball. Those details give cats more than a plain plush shape to investigate, while the fish design offers something to hug, kick, and bite. The listed dimensions are 3.54 x 1.38 x 8.66 inches, and the weight is 3.53 ounces, useful details when judging whether it fits your cat’s play style and storage space.

The product description says it is filled with cotton and made with double stitching and bite-resistant fabric. That construction is intended for kicking and chewing, though it should not be treated as a guarantee against wear. Customer feedback is positive about the noise and construction, with some buyers appreciating the crinkle and bell-like sounds and describing the seams as sturdy. Reports about durability are mixed: some say it holds up, while others say it tore quickly. Reactions from cats also vary, some are eager to play, while others show little interest.

What matters most

This is a plush kicker rather than a wand or a toy that moves on its own. The cat supplies the action by pawing, carrying, chewing, or kicking it, so it makes more sense for cats that already enjoy wrestling with soft toys. The sound elements may add interest compared with a basic silent plush toy, but they do not ensure every cat will engage. The listing describes the toy as using “baby-grade” materials, that is a product claim, not a substitute for checking the toy for damage during use.

It suits you if your cat likes soft toys and tends to play with catnip or silvervine. You may want to skip it if your cat regularly ignores scented toys or you need a toy with a predictable response. Buyers’ mixed reports on both interest and durability are worth weighing alongside the design.

Best use cases

For an indoor cat that likes to grab and rabbit-kick toys, this fish shape offers a simple solo-play option between owner-led play sessions. It can also be part of a short interactive routine: offer it for batting or wrestling, then put it away if the cat loses interest. The crinkle and rattle may give a curious cat extra sensory cues, while the plush fill makes the toy suitable for carrying or cuddling as well as active play. A quieter, unscented plush toy may be a better fit for a cat that avoids noisy or scented toys, a wand-style toy is a different choice when you want to guide the movement yourself.

Buying verdict

The PetBusy kicker is worth considering if you want a soft fish-shaped toy with catnip, silvervine, and two sound elements rather than a plain plush. Its dimensions and intended kicking-and-chewing use make it easy to assess against your cat’s habits, but neither scent appeal nor long-term durability is consistent in buyer reports. Check the seams periodically and retire it if it becomes damaged. For a cat that enjoys scented kickers, it brings several play cues together, for a cat that is selective about toys, a more straightforward option may be the safer purchase.