These Jumping Stars Cat Toys in bright purple and orange will really get your cat moving! Each plush star contains a rubber ball that will bounce around wildly, rebounding quietly off the walls and encouraging your cat to go chasing after it. These colourful ball toys are ideal for throwing, catching, rolling, bouncing and other lively games, whether your cat wants to play with you or entertain herself. The catnip inside these Jumping Stars Cat Toys will stimulate your cat’s natural desire to play, while the soft plush covers and cheerful embroidered faces will be sure to make you smile. Jumping Stars Cat Toys at a glance: Two bouncy balls for fun games with your cat Contains catnip: encourages play High bounce: rebounds off walls and floors, bounces wildly around your home Low noise: plush cover helps to dampen sound, quiet bounce Cheery design: embroidered smiling faces and bright colours Colour: purple, orange Material: rubber, plush Dimensions: Rubber ball: Diameter 3cm Total dimensions: Diameter 6cm Please note: No toy is completely indestructible. As with any other product, please supervise your pet with this toy. Check the product regularly for damage, and replace the toy if it is damaged or missing any pieces to avoid potential injury to your pet.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: zooplus Exclusive
- Price: £2.79
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Check toys regularly for loose eyes, bells and stuffing, and throw away damaged ones.
- If your cat ignores catnip, try silver vine or valerian, which many non-responders react to.
- Kittens rarely react to catnip before about three to six months of age.
Common questions
Are laser toys bad for cats?
They are fine in short sessions if the beam is never pointed at the eyes. Because the cat can never catch the dot, finish each session on a physical toy or a treat, which avoids frustration.
How much should I play with my cat each day?
Most cats do well with a few short sessions of five to ten minutes spread through the day. Indoor and young cats usually need more. Playing before a meal lets the hunt end naturally with food.
