Collection: Cat Toys

Cat Toy Safety Guide

These toys are handcrafted with care. To keep playtime fun and safe, please read the guidance below before use.

Wand & Feather Toys

Always supervise your cat during wand and feather toy play. These toys are designed for interactive, attended sessions only — store them out of reach when you're not actively playing. Strings, ribbons, and feathers can become a strangulation or ingestion hazard if left unsupervised.

Plush & Stuffed Toys

Inspect plush toys before each play session. If your cat is an aggressive chewer, supervise play closely. Loose stuffing, eyes, or embellishments can become a choking hazard if chewed free. Remove and discard any toy that shows significant wear or damage.

Small Toys & Bell Toys

Small toys, catnip toys with bells, and toys with ribbon accents contain parts that could pose a choking or ingestion risk if broken apart. Supervise play, especially for kittens or cats that tend to chew. Inspect regularly and discard damaged toys.

General Guidance

• Regularly inspect all toys for signs of wear, loose parts, or damage.
• Discard and replace any toy that is torn, chewed through, or falling apart.
• Keep wand toys, ribbons, and strings stored safely away when not in use.
• These toys are intended for cats only and should be kept away from small children.