one of my 5yo cats likes to salivate and chew all her mouse toys to pieces, swallow those pieces, and "return" them a few days later. but after 2 months of daily play with these medium size mice, she has not managed to damage the structure of the mouse, only losen a knit loop here and there.If anyone has seen a mouse size toy made of ballistic nylon and stitched up well, please let me know in the comments. I have tried a few small dog toys on my chewing cat, but they are all too big to hold her interest like; "KONG Wubba Ballistic Friends" on Amazon.
I have complete faith the CFA would not license their name and design a bell on their mice that could harm your cat. I kept the bell on one mouse and cut it off the second one, and the cats don't seem to favor one mouse over the other.
because we no longer have the packaging. I didn't buy these here,
but they sure look the same.
The jingle bells at the end of the tails need to be REMOVED immediately!
Don't let your kitty cat have those!
While it might be okay if you could supervise every waking moment, but you can't.
With cats especially, you can't always see them when they are playing with toys,
like when you are asleep or they hide under a couch.
The balls are a good size for choking!
NEVER give your cat something with jingle bells on them.
While the noise might seem like fun and a good idea, it is a very real choking hazard.
The manufacturers who place jingle bells and little pompons on cat toys apparently don't like
their customers very much.
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