If you like the idea of taking a hand in the game, try this remote-control mouse toy from Hexbug. Unlike the PetLibro mouse, it has a realistic furry exterior. And instead of operating on its own, youdirect the toy’s movements using the included remote. If you have a lazy cat who prefers napping over playing, these food-dispensing mice might be what you need to encourage a little extra activity. This cat feeder kit consists of three fabric mice with string tails and big ears. Inside each mouse is a plastic compartment you fill with your cat’s kibble.

For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned.Simply hide the cat toys around the house and send your cat hunting. Rather than gobbling down their food all at once, your cat will have to work for it. When the mice are empty, they double as toys your cat can bat around. The market is flooded with mouse-shaped cat toys filled with catnip, but Petlinks Catnip Mousers aren’t just filled with catnip—they’re made from it. These toys consist of compressed dried catnip, but their teardrop shape, string tails, and fabric ears make them look like mice. Wand toys are a great way to engage your cat in active play. Not only do they stimulate your cat’s senses and activate their prey drive, but wand toys encourage your cat to get some exercise.

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Originally posted by Torchfire:Present: I guess that I have to make Edna leave the room, so that i can videotape the combination. But I can't figure out how. Not all cats love catnip—and some love it too much or have adverse reactions to it. If you tend to avoid catnip for your kitty, try this set of ten extra fuzzy mice from Frisco. They have hard plastic centers, which makes them less shreddable than other toy mice—a plus if you’re trying to keep the destruction to a minimum. The popular battery-operated Pet Zone mouse toy doesn’t just look like a mouse—it sounds like one too. Its lifelike appearance and powerful motion-activated squeaks make it a cat favorite.

The Hexbug is simple to operate and runs on replaceable batteries. It’s capable of 360 degrees of movement and can keep your cat engaged long enough to give them a little much-needed exercise. Note: It’s best to supervise your cat when playing with these mice, just in case the tail or ears come off. Storing the mice in a plastic zippered bag between uses may help keep the catnip fresh. Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned.At two inches long with another two inches of tail, they make good fetch toys and are popular among kitties who like to travel the house with their furry toys in tow. This wand toy from Go Cat is perfect for cats who love mouse toys. It consists of a colorful glitter wand, a long wire, and a plush mouse toy. The mouse toy is covered in lifelike fur and comes complete with eyes, ears, and a long tail. As a bonus, this toy comes with two extra mouse attachments. We can’t always play with our cats as much as they would like, but just because we’re busy doesn’t mean our cats have to be bored. A bouncing mouse cat toy gives your cat a fun way to work off some excess energy all on their own. The A-Door-Able hanging door bouncing mouse cat toy from Ethical Pet clips onto a standard door frame, teasing your cat with a fuzzy mouse dangling string. The elastic cord stretches with each pull, making the mouse move erratically to keep your cat’s attention. Just in case your cat gets a little too excited, the cord has a breakaway safety clip.