Catnip Plush Cat Toys for Teeth Grinding and Chewing
Soft catnip plush toys with embroidered cat faces give bored cats something to bite, kick and hug. Compact and bite-sized, they come in five colors and suit daily play while you are away.
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Soft catnip plush toys with embroidered cat faces give bored cats something to bite, kick and hug. Compact and bite-sized, they come in five colors and suit daily play while you are away.
Catnip-filled plush toy cats love to bite, kick and chew
- boredom
- destructive chewing on furniture
- teeth grinding and chewing urge
Give your cat something to bite, kick and hug that is softer than your sofa.
Catnip-filled plush cat faces in five colors give bored cats a bite-sized target, so the chewing lands on the toy instead of the couch arm.
Built for biting and kicking
- A face that stays put
The cat face is embroidered rather than glued or hard-molded, so there is no plastic eye or nose for a cat to work loose. Each toy carries a smiling face in a contrasting thread color, which makes it easy to spot in a sofa cushion.
- Soft enough to hug, firm enough to chew
The short-pile plush gives a cat something soft to pull into a hug while it works the rounded ears with its teeth. It is a plush toy, so it suits the grinding and chewing urge without the hard edges of a plastic chew.
- Catnip inside, so the cat keeps coming back
The catnip filling gives a cat a reason to dig in and kick it during play. Cats that respond to catnip will grab the toy again and again, and it keeps the cat busy while you are at work.
Three steps to your cat's new favorite toy
- 1Pick a color and toss it
Start with one toy near your cat's favorite spot. Cats often pounce on a moving plush faster than a stationary one.
- 2Let the cat bite and kick
Drag the toy across the floor for short sessions. The rounded ears and bite-sized body give the cat an easy grip for chewing and rabbit kicks.
- 3Leave one out while you are away
A plush toy left on the floor gives a bored cat something to chew while you are at work. Rotate colors to keep the toy interesting.
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The toy is plush with embroidered faces, so there are no plastic eyes or noses to pull off. Check it after each play session. Once a seam opens or the fabric thins, retire it and swap in a fresh one.
Many cats respond to catnip, and some do not. The plush still works as a soft target to bite, hug and kick, so a cat that ignores the scent will still have something to play with.
It is built as an affordable interactive toy, not a rugged chew. It holds up to daily play for most cats, and the low price means replacing one is a small cost compared with a damaged cushion or cord.
Hard chew toys can crack and leave sharp pieces, while a soft plush gives a cat something to grind on and hug without hard edges. Cats that like to bite and kick usually prefer the give of fabric.
Five colors are available: blue, green, pink, yellow and brown. Pick the one that matches your decor, or buy a few and rotate them so your cat sees something new each week.
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