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Catnip Crinkle Sound
Soft and Durable
Interactive Kitten Kicker for Indoor Kitty Exercise 9.4 Inches for All Breeds
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Cozy Companion: Our catnip fish kicker toys are all made of soft plush material and baby-level cotton, comfortable and soft enough for your feline friends to snuggle and chew.
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SKU: PLY-006042
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- Organic Catnip Filled: Stuffed with 100% pure, potent and organic catnip. Catnip, the favorite natural herb of most cats, will maximize the chance to make cats excited and make interactive playtime irresistible.
- Boredom Relief: Cats have a natural instinct to pat and pounce. Kitten kicker sticks toy can help cats chase and chew training and stimulate their hunting instincts, help cats grow up better and healthier, and strengthen the interaction between you and cats.
- Perfect Gift: In 3 different colors, green, yellow, and orange, which are bright in colors, attracting the attention of your feline friends. Well suited to kittens to hold or scratch
- We stand behind each product we sell. If any issue, please contact our customer service and we'll do anything possible to fix it.
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Catnip Catnip is natural safe herb for cats. Most cats get excited when exposed to catnip, followed by a calm bliss. Crinkle Paper The captivating sound of crinkling paper, as it's playfully bitten, becomes an irresistible charm that cats simply can't resist. Cotton Inside Comfortable stuffing for hugging or snuggling. Exquisite Packaging Great Christmas, New Year or Birthday gift for fur babies thanks to the fancy gift packaging.
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