Catnap = Catnip + Nap
Each Catnap Cushion comes with a separate fabric catnip sachet in a tea bag style. After play, simply place the cushion back into the bag to let it reabsorb the catnip scent, keeping it fresh and ready for the next play session.
Thoughtfully Designed by Play Style
Each series is crafted with carefully selected fabrics and sewing techniques to support different play needs.
Reinforced materials provide better grip for kicking, biting, and active play, while the balanced height offers gentle chin support during rest.
Tailored to different play styles, every Catnap Cushion delivers a comfortable and engaging experience — designed for play and rest in one.
Choose Your Cat's Play Style
- Gentle Play Series
For cats who enjoy gentle play (kittens & senior cats).
Soft, low-stimulation cushions designed for comfort and ease — perfect for calm interaction and cozy rest.
Size: 15x14cm
- Chew Play Series
For cats who enjoy chewing.
Designed with a firm feel and a petal-shaped form for easy, satisfying chewing.
Size: 15x15cm
- Kick Play Series
For cats who love to bunny kick.
Designed with a sturdy shape and durable touch to support strong kicking play.
Size: 17x14cm
- Tough Play Series
For cats who play rough.
Crafted with extra-durable fabrics to withstand strong, energetic play.
Size: 15x15cm
Care & Safety
- Recommend gentle hand washing with a mild detergent, or wiping clean with a damp cloth for light stains. Air dry only. Do not machine wash or tumble dry.
- If the Catnap Cushion gets damaged, throw it away and make sure your cat doesn’t swallow anything inside.
- Catnip is not for sprinkling — keep the sachet in the bag for storage.
- Please always supervise your cat while playing.
Designed and made by Ooparts Girls in Korea.
Catnap Cushion
Playing with toys provides benefits for cats, including satisfying their hunting instincts, offering exercise, reducing boredom, and strengthening the bond with their pawrents. Since each cat plays in their own unique way and with varying intensity, it's essential to supervise them while playing, especially when introducing a new toy. Regular toy checks are also important—damaged toys should be replaced or discarded to ensure safety.