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Oh right I'll have a look back then and see if I can see which it was. The panic mouse has come highly recommended to me by quite a few people. Especially with Maud, Claude and Clooney still at the playful stage I thought it would be a good idea |
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The best cats toy you can get is from any major supermarket or even butchers - what is it silver foil rolled into a small ball they will go for hours Following that I have always found a table tennie ball Or those really cheap tiny little mice (normally like velvet things about 20p or so from cats protection normally) About mouse size |
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They are always loosing the ball type toys under the hi-fi cabinet, tv cabinet etc etc, plus which Maddie (Labrador Retriever) thinks all balls in our house belong to her They don't seem interested in the tiny mice type toys |
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My daughter has a Panic Mouse and her orientals enjoy it. However, they also like paper, leaves, tiny toy mice, the long whippy toy thing and spiders There is a sort of 'ball in a maze' toy, whose name I can't remember, which sounds good. You know how much cats like 'accidentally' pushing something in a corner or under the sofa and then lying on their side for ages, arm outstretched, trying to winkle it out |
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