Princess Leia
20-05-2006, 02:03 PM
Add your recommendations here - one website per post, and tell us what your cats like and why :D
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/A-Little-Miracle-Pet-Supplies_Pet-toys_W0QQcolZ4QQdirZQ2d1QQfsubZ2QQftidZ2QQtZkm
American Ebay shop - some great, unusual cat toys, including large glitter balls that are always a hit, resulting in epic games of fetch, and mice covered with rabbit fur.
Tip - if you're ordering 50 glitter balls, why not arrange to share with a friend ? If ordering more, bear in mind that you may end up paying import duty.
Glitter ball tips - the ones from these sellers are safe. However:
1 - When buying from an unknown supplier, drop a ball in water and check to see no dye comes out - if it does, bin them. Supervise your cat playing to start with - cheap glitter balls can come apart easily and may get eaten. If they start coming apart, bin them
2 - Don't buy any glitter balls smaller than one inch as these are too small and a choking hazard.
3 - Even the 1 inch ones are a bit small for some cats that like to chew - I do not recommend unsupervised play with these small ones
4 - Very occasionally, cats just decide to chew glitter balls, even the large ones, into a soggy mess. If yours is one of these, I would NOT recommend unsupervised play with any size.
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/A-Little-Miracle-Pet-Supplies_Pet-toys_W0QQcolZ4QQdirZQ2d1QQfsubZ2QQftidZ2QQtZkm
American Ebay shop - some great, unusual cat toys, including large glitter balls that are always a hit, resulting in epic games of fetch, and mice covered with rabbit fur.
Tip - if you're ordering 50 glitter balls, why not arrange to share with a friend ? If ordering more, bear in mind that you may end up paying import duty.
Glitter ball tips - the ones from these sellers are safe. However:
1 - When buying from an unknown supplier, drop a ball in water and check to see no dye comes out - if it does, bin them. Supervise your cat playing to start with - cheap glitter balls can come apart easily and may get eaten. If they start coming apart, bin them
2 - Don't buy any glitter balls smaller than one inch as these are too small and a choking hazard.
3 - Even the 1 inch ones are a bit small for some cats that like to chew - I do not recommend unsupervised play with these small ones
4 - Very occasionally, cats just decide to chew glitter balls, even the large ones, into a soggy mess. If yours is one of these, I would NOT recommend unsupervised play with any size.