Litterboy Big Mouse - Choose Combination - Works Popular Wand Toys (3 Pk Big Mouse)
$29.90
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Litterboy Big Mouse - Choose Combination - Works Popular Wand Toys (3 Pk Big Mouse)
$29.90
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- Compatible with the Popular Wand toys that utilize a String or Metal Wire with the swivel connector if you have question about connecting please ask !!
- Deer Hair Body with Leather Center, Ears and Tail. Loop to Connect to Rod - Nothing Sharp, No Plastic
- Note: This is NOT a chew Toy. This is a TEASER Toy. Use ONLY on a compatible pole/wand while YOU are holding the pole/wand.
- Size: Mouse Body Approx 2 3/4". Nose to Tail Tip Approx 6"
- Litterboy Wand is approx. 18” long, with an approx. 36" braided wire that is nylon coated. The nylon coated wire is NOT glued into the top cap, nor is it looped through the top cap. The nylon coated wire goes through the cap top and into the wand itself. Since the wire is nylon coated it will not fray and no metal is exposed to your cat. There is a 4" plastic area at the bottom of the wand to offer a more comfortable area to hold the wand
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