GREAT & SMALL Oddity Ocean Turtle and Crab Cat Toys
Bring the fun of the ocean to playtime with the GREAT & SMALL Oddity Ocean Turtle and Crab Cat Toys. Designed to spark your cat’s natural hunting instincts, these adorable sea-inspired toys are perfect for batting, pouncing, and chasing.
Made with recycled fabric, the turtle and crab are lightweight enough for cats to carry, toss, and swat around the house. Their bright, playful designs add a splash of colour to your cat’s toy collection, while the textures help keep them engaged for longer.
| Size | Details |
|---|---|
| Crab | Approx 6.5 x 5cm with 4 3cm legs |
| Turtle | Approx 9cm x 5cm |
- Contains 2 toys that encourage natural hunting instincts.
- Made and filled with recycled fabric.
- Contains plastic crinkle and catnip to stimulate their interest.
FAQ
Are the toys safe for cats to chew on?
The toys are made from recycled fabric and contain plastic crinkle elements, which are non-toxic and safe for cats. However, if your cat shows interest in chewing on any part, monitor closely as small pieces could pose a risk.
How long do the toys last with regular play?
The durability depends on your cat’s play style. The lightweight design and textured surfaces help maintain engagement, but the toys may wear down over time with frequent use.
Do the toys have any scent or odor?
The toys contain a small amount of catnip, which may release a mild scent when touched or played with. No strong or persistent odor is present.
Sally Clark –
My cat loves the crab and turtle toys. She chases them constantly and seems genuinely excited. The textures are different and keep her engaged for longer than regular toys. The colors stand out in the living room, and she plays with them every day.
Steven Ogden –
The toys are well-made and lightweight. My cat enjoys batting at the crab, especially when it moves. The catnip adds a bit of fun, and the design is cute. A little wear on the edges after a few weeks, but still functional.
Lisa Buckland –
Great for stimulating my cat’s natural hunting behavior. She plays with both toys and even tries to carry them around. The recycled fabric feels soft, and the crinkle element keeps her interested.
Carl Turner –
The toys are cute and the cat seems to like them at first. After a few days, she loses interest. Maybe the catnip fades or the textures aren’t enough to sustain attention.