£9.05
The Catit Treat Ball combines fun playtime with healthy feeding habits. This interactive design rewards your cat by releasing treats as they chase, promoting mental stimulation and reducing boredom. Suitable for indoor cats needing physical activity, it helps simulate hunting behaviors safely.
- Helps encourage natural hunting instincts through engaging chase gameplay.
- Adjustable lid controls treat release to aid digestion management effectively.
- Durable plastic construction ensures long-lasting performance during active play sessions.
- Includes a blue finish that makes it visible inside home environments.
- Requires regular inspection and replacement if signs of wear or damage appear.
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Description
xSafety Advice: Please do not leave unsupervised with your pet. Proper supervision is advised when playing with all toys to ensure no accidental swallowing. This toy should be regularly inspected to ensure there is no damage. If any damage is seen the toy should then be discarded.
Further description: This toy encourages your cat to use their natural hunting instincts on something that isn't the local wildlife. If you opt to have the treat dispenser open, your cat is rewarded after the chase, which encourages them to keep coming back for more. The treats are dispensed slowly, which decreased the risk of indigestion which may be a problem when your kitty is gobbling up their treats all at once.
Storage: Do not store with treats inside always empty after use.
Preparation and Usage: Do not let your cat eat excessive quantities of treats. Hand washable measuring 24.1 x 24.1 x 35.6 cm and weighing 955 Grams.
Cooking guidelines: Your should supervise your cat during play. This product is not indestructible and if signs of damage appear this toy should be replaced. Do not let your cat eat excessive quantities of treats.
