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One Size (Single Wand Toy)
The Quirky Kitty Cute Koi Wand Cat Toy is a paw-some way to engage and bond with your furbaby. The wand handle is designed for greater movement and the high-quality elastic cord is built to withstand lots of tugging and pulling for long-lasting interactive play. You can easily exercise and entertain your best friend by swishing the wand side-to-side. Real feathers and plenty of colorful ribbons simulate prey, igniting your kittyâs natural hunting instincts. Special crinkle paper inside creates a sound that all cats love to capture your furbabyâs attention. This toy is also filled with potent North American catnip and pesticide-free silvervine for an extra frisky playtime.
Interactive Bonding: Paw-some for interactive playtime, active exercise, and strengthening the bond with your cat.
Enrichment & Exercise: Helps keep cats physically active and mentally engaged to prevent boredom.
Prey Simulation: Tempting real feathers and colorful ribbons mimic the movement of wild prey to trigger stalking instincts.
Multi-Sensory Attractants: Filled with enticing crinkle paper, North American catnip, and pesticide-free silvervine to capture your cat's attention.
Universal Appeal: Features silvervine as an alternative attractant for cats who donât normally react to standard catnip.
Purr-fect for cats of all ages, from energetic kittens to playful senior cats.
Did you know? Roughly one in three cats does not respond to standard catnip because the sensitivity is hereditary! That is why this toy includes silvervineâa natural herb containing two olfactory attractants instead of catnip's one, making it highly effective at exciting cats that are completely unaffected by ordinary catnip.


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