Description
KONG Better Buzz Gecko is a crinkly plush toy for cats. A colorful, small gecko infused with catnip. Cat madness: plush, strings, and crinkly, shiny material! KONG knows what tigers love best. This small, cute lizard with intriguing shiny fabric paws stimulates hunting instincts and provides plenty of joy. Its small size is perfect for wild antics, pouncing on prey, and tossing around. The interior of the gecko is filled with high-quality KONG catnip, which helps your cat get acquainted with the toy and provides additional satisfaction. The variety of textures: plush on the body, smooth paws, and a stringy tongue, make your tiger eager to catch the toy with its claws. The zigzag on the back and limbs are made of shiny and slightly crinkly fabric - this gentle sound combined with the quiet rattle hidden in the lizard's head provokes attacking. The firmly stuffed body ensures that the toy is not too soft and retains its shape even after prolonged use. Gift the gecko to your pet and watch the crazy hunting.
Features of KONG Better Buzz Gecko: fun shape, small size, with a rattle and crinkly elements, infused with catnip, multiple textures for better play, well-stuffed body.
Approximate dimensions of KONG Better Buzz Gecko: body length: 11cm, total toy length (with tongue): 14cm, width of the gecko: approx. 9cm.
Remember: Even adult cats need playtime, and your purring friend, regardless of age, is a predator and a skilled hunter. A domestic cat should be able to express its instincts through play. Typically, cat entertainment mimics natural behaviors. Watching your cat stalk, stare, sneak, chase, and catch prey brings a lot of joy. You can initiate a hunt and use toys that mimic prey movement (moving, stopping, hiding, and fleeing), but do not use your hands and feet as bait! Even if your purring friend has other pets around, it will happily play hunting with you targeting a moving object. You will have a great time together, strengthen your bond, and build mutual trust. In nature, a cat hunter often plays with its already dead prey: tossing, nibbling, nudging, and attacking again. Therefore, let your cat play independently.
Tip: Play with your cat should happen daily at the same time. Cats enjoy regularity and a consistent daily routine.
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