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Foraging Ping-Pong Balls by Fundamentally Feline

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Available with large or small holes to accomodate a variety of different kibble types.

These ping pongs are a great beginner toy, great for very overweight cats when we really want to limit their access to dry food, and also great for combining with other objects to increase challenge. For example, the ping pongs can be filled and placed inside another toy such as the long gear, cubes or poster tubes so the cat must work extra hard to get food out of two objects at once!

See photos below for examples of their versatility!

Cats enjoy hooking their nails into the small holes and will even learn to pick up the toy and shake out the kibble this way.

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See how versatile these ping-pongs are in this post, So you think you have a "master forager"? They are a must have to any feline weight loss foraging program!

1. Fill ping-pongs.
1. Fill ping-pongs.
2. Place inside foraging gear toy.
2. Place inside foraging gear toy.
Shown here "doubled up" for greater challenge.
Shown here "doubled up" for greater challenge.
Add to a stationary toys to increase difficulty.
Add to a stationary toys to increase difficulty.
Place inside Egg-Cerciser for added challenge.
Place inside Egg-Cerciser for added challenge.
Inside a Foraging Cup by Fundamentally Feline.
Inside a Foraging Cup by Fundamentally Feline.
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The "long gear" shown doubled stuffed.

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