Featherchase Suction Cup Cat Wand

Cats hunt in short bursts, at times that suit them — which is rarely the moment you are free to wave a wand around. This one sticks to the floor, a wall or a glass door and springs back on every pounce, so your cat can hunt on their own schedule.

Why you'll love it

• Genuinely hands-free — the suction base holds it in place on tile, glass or sealed wood, so play carries on while you are working or out of the room
• Springy rebound rod — flicks back unpredictably on every strike, which is what keeps a cat interested past the first minute
• Feather teaser that reads as prey — the flutter triggers the stalk-and-pounce sequence rather than a bored swipe
• No batteries, no motor, no noise — nothing to charge and nothing to break, safe for kittens through to senior cats
• Packs flat — 25 × 15 × 5 cm and just 50 g, so it travels or tucks into a drawer

Choosing your version

• Standard base — grips well on smooth tile and glass. The everyday choice.
• Strong grip base — a firmer sucker for cats who play hard, or for surfaces that are slightly less than perfectly smooth.
• Multi-pack set — the maker's bundle; see the variant photo for exactly what is included.

Specifications

• Materials: moulded plastic body, elastic rebound rod, artificial feathers
• Dimensions: 25 × 15 × 5 cm
• Weight: 50 g
• Fixing: vacuum suction base
• Power: none — completely non-electrical, no batteries
• Water resistant

Getting the best grip

Clean and dry the surface before you fit it, then press the base down firmly to push the air out. Smooth tile, glass and sealed wood hold best — textured, porous or dusty surfaces will not.

Safety

Supervise the first few sessions with a new toy. Replace it if the feathers work loose; cats should not swallow them.