Suction Cup Feather Wand Cat Toy
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US$35
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Free shipping on orders over US$35; below that it is a flat US$6.95. Orders are dispatched from our Australian or Asian warehouses, depending on stock availability. They are packed within 2 business days, then take 6 to 9 business days by tracked delivery. Orders ship delivered duty paid, so there are no duties, customs fees or tariffs to pay on delivery. Full details are on our shipping page.
Returns within 30 days of delivery, unworn and unused in its original packaging. Email us before sending anything back so we can give you the right address. You cover return postage for a change of mind; if an item arrives faulty or is not what you ordered, we reimburse the postage.
The toy fixes to a smooth floor, wall or window, so a cat can bat at the feather lure on its own. The lure head swaps out once the feathers wear. Choose the standard base or the extra-strong suction one, in white, pink or black.
Sizes: One size.
Fit: Press the base onto a smooth, clean surface such as tile or glass, and check the hold before leaving your cat to play.
Care: Wipe the suction cup clean and replace the feather head once it wears.
A suction base holds the springy rod in place.
The rod is long and springy, so the lightest touch of a paw sets the feathers bouncing and spinning. When the lure wears, a new head swaps on, and the toy comes in white, pink or black.


Size and safety
Press the base onto a smooth, clean surface such as tile or glass, and check the hold before leaving your cat to play on their own.



What does shipping cost?
Free on orders over US$35, and a flat US$6.95 below that.
What if I change my mind?
Send it back within 30 days of delivery, unused and in its original packaging, and we’ll refund it. Email us first so we can give you the right address. Return postage is yours for a change of mind, and ours if the item is faulty.
Is it safe to leave with my pet?
Toys are for supervised play. Choose one bigger than your pet’s mouth can swallow, and put it away once it starts to come apart.



