Hunter Limana Triangle Cat Toy - 32cm is a two-piece wand toy: a 32cm wooden handle and a triangle-shaped prey piece in polyester with feathers, held on by magnets. That magnetic join is the clever part - when your cat catches it, the prey comes away in their paws instead of staying stuck to the stick, so the hunt actually finishes.

Key Features

• Two Pieces, Held By Magnets: the triangle detaches when your cat catches it and clicks back on afterwards.
• Wood, Polyester And Feathers: a rigid wooden wand with a soft, feathered prey piece.
• With Catnip: built into the prey piece.
• 32cm Long, so you can keep the toy away from your hands - which is how you avoid teaching a cat to bite fingers.

Playing With It Well

• Move it like prey, not like a toy. Short darts, pauses, and vanishing behind furniture. Waving it in your cat's face is the quickest way to bore them.
• Let them win. Finish every session with a proper catch - this toy is built for it - and ideally a meal or a treat afterwards. Hunt, catch, eat, sleep is the sequence a cat is wired for, and ending on a failed hunt leaves them wound up.
• Short and often. Two or three five-minute sessions beat one long one.
• About a third of cats do not react to catnip at all. That is genetic, not a fault with the toy, and it does not show up until around three to six months old. If yours ignores the catnip, the movement is still the main event.
• Put it away between sessions. Constant access dulls the catnip response and the novelty, and it keeps the toy out of reach when nobody is watching.

Safety - Please Read This One

• This toy contains magnets, and swallowed magnets are a surgical emergency. A single magnet usually passes; two or more can pinch the gut wall together from different loops of bowel and cause a perforation. Check the prey piece and handle before each session and stop using the toy the moment a magnet is loose or exposed.
• This is an interactive toy, not a leave-out toy. Play with it, then put it away in a drawer. Unsupervised is exactly when the feathers get eaten.
• Feathers and fabric come off with use. Pick up and bin any pieces that detach, and replace the toy once the prey piece is chewed open.
• Keep it away from dogs and from children. A dog will destroy it in minutes, and that is when the magnets come out.
• If you think your cat has swallowed a magnet or any part of the toy, ring your vet the same day. Do not wait to see what happens.

Good To Know

• This listing is the triangle version, 32cm long. The matching cushion version is a separate listing.
• Wooden handle, so do not soak it. Wipe it and let it dry.
• Suits kittens through to older cats - an old cat will still hunt, just for less time.
• If your cat grabs the wand rather than the prey piece, you are holding it too close. Use the full length.