I know this is a little bit old, but I just came across this - they have valerian and honeysuckle toys, and that was just in the first 30 seconds of looking lol
Check out catsegory.com,
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Gibsy's new toy.
My cat has a couple of the real thing lying around. Lucky for me I was able to pick up a couple of used prostheses off Craigslist.Gibsy's new toy.
My Jasmine has managed to gnaw the head off of a toy mouse that came from the grocery store, but she's never destroyed a crinkle ball. Some are about an inch across; I assume that's the kind that you worry about a cat swallowing, but it's still too big for that. It's also, unfortunately, small enough to hide under the sofa very easily. I prefer the larger ones, that are maybe 4 inches across. (I haven't measured, just eyeballing them.)Are crinkle balls safe for cats? Most of the ones I see are the size that a cat could swallow. Also, can they be torn/chewed and swallowed by a cat?
oooooohh!I know this is a little bit old, but I just came across this - they have valerian and honeysuckle toys, and that was just in the first 30 seconds of looking lol
Check out catsegory.com,
I do that for Angus. Every morning after my shower, I have to dry the tub out (put the shower curtain up out of reach) and I have this red, rubber stress ball that I keep in the bathtub. Angus likes to chase the ball around the tub. It doesn't have as much bounce as a normal rubber ball because it was designed more for squeezing than bouncing so it doesn't end up getting knocked out of the tub much.Try a super ball in the tub...that really livens things up...
It's not always the size of the cat with the attitude that matters. Sometimes, it's the size of the attitude in the cat.