Camilla, Queen Consort Catnip Cat Toy
Queen Camilla, the meow-narch’s missis, is now available as a fun parody catnip toy! Our Queen is complete with coiffured hair and dripping with diamonds and pearls, this cat toy would not look out of place on any catwalk, or in any paw-lace.
- Designed in the UK
- 100% unofficial, and unendorsed parody toys
- Cat toys tested to child safety standards in EU
- Made from a strong poly-canvas material and stuffed with polyester and catnip. Catnip sewn into pocket in tummy
- Designed to be durable. The body and arms are constructed from one piece of fabric
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Poly-canvas, polyester, catnip |
| Design | Parody of Queen Camilla, with coiffured hair and decorative elements |
| Origin | Designed in the UK |
| Safety | Complies with EU child safety standards |
FAQ
Is this toy officially endorsed by the royal family?
No, this toy is a 100% unofficial and unendorsed parody product.
Where is the toy manufactured?
The toy is designed in the UK.
Is the catnip safe for cats to chew on?
The catnip is sewn into a pocket in the tummy and is not exposed. It is safe for cats to interact with, but should not be ingested in large amounts.
Stewart Blake –
My cat absolutely loves this toy. She keeps batting at the queen’s hair and the catnip makes her purr every time. It’s a fun way to entertain her without the usual plastic toys.
Peter Howard –
The design is hilarious and my cat is completely obsessed. She’s been playing with it for over an hour straight. The catnip works well and the toy holds up after several uses.
Joseph Abraham –
A great novelty item for cat lovers. My cat doesn’t just play with it — she watches it like it’s a real royal. The texture and the catnip are both satisfying.
Peter Metcalfe –
It’s a funny toy and my cat enjoys it, but it’s not as durable as I expected. The fabric has started to fray after a few days of use.