Trixie | Two Sisal Balls On Rope | Contains Catnip

Scratching is important for cats as it helps them to remove sheath from their nails, to stretch and exercise and to mark their territory. The Trixie Set of Two Sisal Balls on Rope contains catnip to attract your cat to claw at the balls which encourages good claw care. 

The sisal rope toy features a wooden loop meaning it can be hung up. As a result whenever a cat wants to claw at the balls, they will swing like a pendulum, providing more entertainment for your cat.

Diameter: 4.5cm (Approximate size.)

Colour is chosen at random

Trixie Set Of Two Sisal Balls On Rope With Catnip - FAQs

Q1: What is this product? A1: The Trixie Set Of Two Sisal Balls On Rope With Catnip is a cat toy designed to engage your feline friend. It typically consists of two sisal (natural fiber) balls connected by a rope, often with a bell inside each ball, and infused with catnip to attract and stimulate your cat.

Q2: What are the key features of this toy? A2: Key features often include:

• Sisal material: Durable and good for claw care, satisfying a cat's natural scratching instincts.
• Rope connection: Allows for varied play, such as batting, pouncing, or being dangled.
• Catnip infusion: Attracts cats and encourages playful behavior.
• Bell (often included): Adds an auditory element to playtime.

Q3: Is this toy safe for my cat? A3: Generally, sisal and catnip are safe for cats. Always supervise your pet during play, especially with new toys, to ensure they don't ingest any parts that could be a choking hazard. If the toy becomes damaged, it's best to replace it.

Q4: How does this toy benefit my cat? A4: This toy can:

• Provide mental and physical stimulation.
• Encourage exercise and active play.
• Help satisfy natural hunting and scratching instincts.
• Support dental health by providing a surface for gentle chewing (though it's not a primary dental toy).

Q5: How should I clean this toy? A5: Due to the sisal and catnip, it's generally not recommended to immerse this toy in water. Spot cleaning with a damp cloth and allowing it to air dry is usually sufficient.