Cat Exercise Wheel
A four-foot running wheel for indoor cats with energy to burn at three in the morning. It takes some training and a lot of floor. Made with high-energy breeds in mind.
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Things to chase, hunt, kick and solve.
A four-foot running wheel for indoor cats with energy to burn at three in the morning. It takes some training and a lot of floor. Made with high-energy breeds in mind.
A rod, a string and a feather lure that spins in the air and sounds like wings. Known for waking up cats that claim to be bored of toys.
A cotton banana stuffed with nothing but catnip. Expect bunny kicks, drooling and a cat hugging fruit.
A battery-powered wand that darts around under a fabric cover like something small and alive. For the ten minutes when you cannot hold the feather yourself.
Five small puzzles on one board: pegs, tunnels, bowls and slots to fish treats out of. A workout for the paw-and-brain department.
A springy wire with rolled cardboard on the end. That is the entire product. It has been on sale for decades because cats lose their minds over it.
Three stacked tracks with spinning balls that cannot be knocked out and lost under the fridge. Works for one cat or several at once.
A long stuffed kicker with a fluffy tail and catnip inside, sized for grabbing with the front paws and kicking with the back.
A cardboard box of holes, ledges and tunnels in three levels of difficulty. Drop treats in and the cat works out how to fish them out.
Snap-together covered track with a ball inside. The gaps in the cover let a paw in but not the ball out, and the layout can be rebuilt.
An automatic laser that throws moving patterns across the floor, for the times you are not there to hold the pointer.
A pack of small soft mice filled with catnip. They disappear under furniture at a steady rate, which is why they come in multiples.
A rechargeable plush fish that thrashes when touched and goes still when left alone. It comes with a pouch for catnip.
A self-rolling ball that starts, changes direction and backs out of corners on its own, with rest periods built in.
Three crinkly tunnels joined at a peephole in the middle. It pops open in a second and folds flat when guests arrive.
Catnip sold with a straight face in jars, buds and rolled paper sticks. The product is ordinary herb; the packaging is the joke.
A treat puzzle with sliding leaves and swivelling ladybirds covering a ring of hidden compartments.
A battery-powered belt that hangs on a doorknob and flings a string in and out. The cat does the rest.
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