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Kong Cat Wubba Teaser

Kong Cat Wubba Teaser

The Kong Cat Wubba Teaser is the same toy as the original Kong Cat Wubba but it has been attached to a teaser pole so you can interact with your cat and play along with them. Like the Kong Cat Wubba the Kong Cat Wubba Teaser has an internal rattle, long tails that crackle when touched and is infused with catnip. Designed to stimulate your cat and act naturally by learning to stalk this nylon covered toy is long lasting and very durable. The Kong Cat Wubba Teaser is available in Pink, Vivid Blue or Purple.

Pink


£3.99

Vivid Blue


£3.99

Purple


£3.99

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