Fun With the Twinkle Chute

My human is always slow setting up the first shot

Remember the toys I got from EntirelyPets on my birthday? I finally got to try out the first one! So why do I look so annoyed? Because who wants to pose with an unopened toy? Let’s get to it!

I knew I was going to have, um, company

With the Petlinks Twinkle Chute tunnel toy, there’s nothing to assemble — just remove the packaging, untie the ties and it’s ready to explore! Your human can even drop a catnip mousie or other small toy in the side hole, as long as there is no Binga head blocking it.

Boodie will have to wait her turn

Stand back, I’m going in!

It's fun testing out toys!

You can’t see in the photographs, but it has little motion-activated lights, which is why it’s called a Twinkle Chute. And it makes cool crinkly noises. Which is usually a plus, except when you are trying to be in stealth mode and…

At least, it's fun until the whapping starts

Somekitty does not play fair!

I am the queen of the Twinkle Chute!

Binga is just jealous because I have claimed this Twinkle Chute as mine! It got paws up from me and Boodie and a smacky paw of envy from Binga. So I highly recommend it!

Will the Smacky Paw of Doom strike again?

Who will be Binga’s next victim?

Note: We got the Twinkle Chute Tunnel toy for free from EntirelyPets, but our opinions are totally our own. Links to EntirelyPets are affiliate links — to help pay for our blog hosting and cat treats!
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