Andiker Interactive Cat Spiral Creative Spring Toy to Kill Time and Keep Fit, Sturdy and Heavy Plastic for Swatting, Biting, Hunting Kitten Toys, Colorful, 12 pcs
$9.29
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Andiker Interactive Cat Spiral Creative Spring Toy to Kill Time and Keep Fit, Sturdy and Heavy Plastic for Swatting, Biting, Hunting Kitten Toys, Colorful, 12 pcs
$9.29
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- 4 Bright Colors: Cats like bright colors. Our cat plastic springs are composed of 4 classic colors of yellow, green, pink( some are red) and blue, which attracts the cat's attention
- Sturdy and Long-lasting: This kitty Spiral Springs are made of quality plastic. The thick 1.8mm spring toy makes cats bite freely. The length of compression of the spring is 0.616in; The spring normal length is 2.137in; The diameter of the spring is 0.868in; The thickness of the spring is 0.078in
- Release the Nature of the Cat: Press this cat springs to let the cat chase, bounce, grind their teeth, and enjoy the fun that this toy brings to them, so that cats no longer lazy and like moving
- Interactive Cat Toy: The owner can throw this spring toy on the ground, and he will bounce up and catch the cat's attention! cat string toy’s edges are trimmed by us. I hope your cat has fun
- Soft and Elastic: This cat spring toy is soft and super elasticity! Lightweight and bounce
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