Description
Nothing else gets a cat out of a nap quite like a feather on a string. The long rod keeps your hand clear of the claws and lets you make the lure dart, drop and hide the way real prey does — which is what keeps a cat hunting instead of losing interest after two swipes.
Key features
- Long reach — hands stay clear, and the lure has room to move.
- Feather, tassel and bell lures — light enough to flutter on the smallest movement.
- Burns real energy — a few minutes of chase beats an hour of solo play.
- Good for behaviour — regular hunting play cuts boredom, stress and night-time zoomies.
- Fifteen styles.
Please note
Put wand toys away between sessions — string and feathers are not safe to chew unsupervised.
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