Springy Flower Cat Treat Toy and Treat Bundle

Choose your setup (suction cup or clover prong base) and insert the flower stem into the base.

Add Purrsuits™ O-shaped cat treats based on your preferred challenge level! From beginner-friendly petals and leaf bowls to the threaded spiral spring for more advanced hunters 🌼

Then show your cat how it’s done by pulling back the flower and releasing it! As your cat bats, swats, and pursues, the Springy Flower launches earned rewards, transforming every successful “catch” into a satisfying hunting moment 🐾

Pull. Release. Treat… Repeat!

Purrsuits™ cat treats sold separately.

Start simple and let curiosity lead the way!

Place a few treats in easy-to-reach spots so your cat can sniff, investigate, and earn quick rewards right away.

Then use your hand to gently bat or flick the flower to launch treats out and mimic prey-like movement. Many cats learn through observation and repetition, so a little encouragement can go a long way 🩷

Totally normal 🐾

Some cats instantly start batting and flinging the flower on their own, while others need a little help discovering the “game.”

Try showing your cat how it works by gently pulling back the flower with your hand and release to send the treats flying! You’re basically demonstrating the paw motion you want them to learn!

Once many cats realize “Wait… I make treats fly?!” the fun really begins!

Treat movement can depend on the size of the treats, how the flower is hit, and your cat’s play style.

Lightweight treats and stronger paw swipes usually create bigger “treat bursts,” while gentler taps may release only a few at a time.

Some cats become expert flingers almost immediately… and others develop their hunting skills over time 😸

Every cat hunts differently!

Some cats love energetic batting and chasing right away, while others prefer slower exploration, sniffing, and food-focused enrichment.

The Springy Flower can be used for active play sessions or as a fun treat puzzle/slow feeder for more cautious kitties.

Purrsuits™ O-shaped cat treats were specially designed for the Springy Flower experience 🌼

Their unique shape threads onto the spiral spring for controlled placement, playful movement, and rewarding “earned release” during play, helping turn treat time into a more interactive hunting adventure.

While many small treats or kibble pieces can also work, we recommend using Purrsuits™ treats for the best fit, performance, and flinging fun 🐾

Absolutely 🐾 The Springy Flower was designed to encourage curiosity, movement, problem-solving, and instinct-driven play.

Some cats use it for energetic hunting sessions, while others enjoy slower treat discovery throughout the day.

For the best hold, make sure the prong is pressed ALL the way into the scratcher first.

Once inserted, rotate the prong about 90 degrees to help lock it into place more securely 🍀

This helps the flower stay steadier during enthusiastic play sessions and dramatic hunter moments!

Smooth, clean surfaces like hardwood, tile, laminate, glass, and sealed countertops usually provide the strongest suction.

For scratchers and textured surfaces, we recommend using the included clover prong base instead!

Yes, that springy movement is part of the fun!

The unpredictable bouncing and wobbling helps mimic prey-like movement to keep cats curious, engaged, and ready to pounce!

The Playful Poppy features an outer petal platform that makes treats easy to spot, swipe, and “catch” 🌸

The Twirly Tulip adds spinning leaf bowls along the stem for extra movement, wobble, and playful unpredictability during the hunt 🌷

Both styles include three progressive play levels, from beginner-friendly placement to the threaded spiral challenge for more advanced flower hunters 🐾

The Purrsuits™ Springy Flower encourages natural hunting behaviors like swatting, foraging, chasing, and earned-reward play 🐾

With multiple challenge levels to explore, the experience stays fresh and engaging while helping support enrichment, curiosity, confidence, and active fun for indoor cats!

Every cat learns differently, so don’t be afraid to demonstrate, encourage, and celebrate small wins at first 🩷

Cats often become more confident and engaged once they realize their actions make the treats move and fly. The goal is to spark curiosity, movement, and the thrill of the hunt!