A game they can start on their own
Most cat toys need a human on the other end, which means play stops when you are busy. This one stands up by itself: press the base onto a smooth floor and the feather sits at the top of a long springy wire, so a single paw swipe turns into several seconds of movement.
Sticks to the floor, springs back, keeps going
Ready in three simple steps
The base needs a flat, hard surface to grip.
Push firmly and give it a wiggle to check it has taken hold.
Put it away between sessions — a toy that appears is far more interesting than one that is always there.
Loved by pets and their humans
Good to know
What surfaces does the base stick to?
It needs a smooth, hard, flat floor — the kind of surface a suction base can seal against. It will not hold on carpet, rugs or anything textured. Wipe the spot clean and dry first: dust is what stops a suction base holding.
Can I hold it instead?
Yes. The wire lifts off the base, so the same feather becomes an ordinary hand-held teaser when you want to play together.
Can my cat play with it unsupervised?
We would not recommend it. Feathers are not food — if your cat starts pulling the feather apart, take the toy away, and put it out of reach between sessions.
Does it need batteries?
No. All the movement comes from the springy wire, so there is nothing to charge and nothing to replace.
What colours are there?
The feather comes in pink, black or white. The wire and the base are the same on all three.
