Profeline - Felted Tentacle Leash

The Felted Tentacle Leash out of the Profeline CatToys Pure Wool Collection - 100% wool felted by hand.

The felted leash with its long feeling arms, invites you to play together with your cat. The 8 arms of the Tentacle Leash move challengingly on the leash and want to be caught. The funny swinging legs of the octopus animate the hunting instinct - the prey wants to be caught and bitten. They are delicious to eat - but don't worry - the naturally colored cat toys are fully digestible.
With this unique cat rod, even "little people" can play with your velvet paw without worrying - the wool line and finger loop are fluffy soft - no hard play stick. Perfect for small children!
- the ideal length of the felted leash and the comfortable finger loop guarantee close and active playing with your cat.

Cats love the smell of natural wool - with our Pure Wool series in black & white design you get a high quality product, which your whole family and of course your cat will enjoy for a long time. Our cat toys of the Pure Wool Collection are exclusively handmade in Kathmandu (Nepal) by our partner. Felted only with soap and water, the wool toys dry in the sun in Kathmandu.
All products are guaranteed natural and made from renewable raw material. The high quality felt is very durable and extra tightly felted. Quality Made by Profeline

1 piece
Felt cord and tentacles ca. 110 cm
tentacles approx. 20 cm
100 % wool, 100 % handmade
This product is guaranteed natural and made of renewable raw material.
Each toy is unique and unique in shape and length of the felt string
Presented by Maya - British Shorthair Cat.

Wool is naturally antibacterial and dirt repellent. Sheep wool also has a high self-cleaning power.
Other positive properties include naturally regulating thermo warmth, breathable in all seasons, skin and fur friendly and there is no static build up.

What does wet felting mean: Wet felting uses only soap and water. The warm soapy water causes the wool to swell and the top scaly layer of the wool to spread. By hand, the wool is pulled through the soapy water, pressed and shaped. The movement in the warm water causes a close connection between the individual wool scales and fibers, so that gradually a solid felt is formed.