Kitty Grocery Pack from George: $15
The kitty grocery pack includes a trio of plush feline favorites – one bright red cardinal, a fish, and a bottle of milk. Each is made of felt and stuffed with organic catnip. The set comes packaged in a letter-pressed sack that may prove to be kitty's favorite part of the toy.
Paca Pets: $7 - $10
These little fur balls are more than just cute, they are some of the most eco-friendly cat toys you'll find. Paca Pets are made from 100 organic Alpaca wool which is soft and lightweight and extremely durable. After kitty gives her Paca Pet a good beating, just toss the toy in a sock and run it through a wash and dry cycle – it will come out looking like new!
Catnip Fortune Cookies from Jake & Micah: $5 each
Here's a tasty treat for kitty! Organic catnip filled fortune cookies. Available in a variety of hip fabric designs, each one comes with a kitty-themed fortune. Delish!
Eco-friendly Cat Toys from West Paw Design: $8 each
You may not believe it, but the fabric used to make these cute and colorful cat toys comes from recycled plastic bottles. Not only are they eco-friendly, but they are certified safe for kitty. Filled with organic catnip and a little jingle bell, these are sure to be a favorite.
The Rat from Cat Livin': $6
This oversized rat from Cat Livin' is perfect in its streamlined simplicity. Made from wool felt with a suede tail, The Rat is filled with organic catnip. It may be the only rat both your kitty and you can appreciate.
Cheeky Squeaky Pets from Scary Stories Inc.: $5 each
These cute little characters are filled with catnip and a little crinkly noisemaker to keep kitty's interest. I dare you to not smile when you see these on your floor!
Kitty Pong: $9 for a set of three
Ping pong balls are great for batting around on the floor, or try tossing them into a clean dry bathtub for some crazy play time. These cute Kitty Pong balls from George feature mod flowers on one side and George's signature kitty heads on the other side.
Cat Dancer: $5
The Cat Dancer is a classic cat toy that is so simple, yet so brilliant. Made from the perfect length of spring steel wire with little cardboard rolls attached to the end, the Cat Dancer acts just like a real bug as it bobs through the air. Your cat will come running when she hears you bring this one out and you'll get some great interactive play time with her.
Yeoww Catnip Stinky Sardines: $3 each
Yeowww organic catnip is some of the best stuff available. It's guaranteed to make your cat go wild! These stinky sardines are the perfect size for pouncing on from behind the sofa and tossing in the air.
De'cat'pitated Heads: $12 each
And for a little humor...what kitty could resist a "de-cat-pitated" head of a hand sewn mouse, fish or bird. They're a little gory, but a lot less messy than the "presents" that kitty can bring in from the great outdoors.
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The prices on these things is totally outrageous! These cat perches are so obviously pandering to the stupid rich. Most of these things can be found far more cheaply, or can be made for a couple of bucks with supplies from your local Home Depot or Lowe's! You can find a cheap version of those waves shelves at IKEA. Anyone who spends money on these "designer" cat perches is a total moron who is too stupid to be allowed to vote or operate a motor vehicle! Given the horrible state of our economy, to be pushing these totally unnecessary pieces of designer cr@p is nothing less than criminal!
WHEW! While I agree this is overpriced stuff that can be gotten or made cheaper, may I suggest some yoga? Wow! You sound so angry for someone commenting on a "happy animal" web story.
I agree with Lorraine … Kathy- your comment sounds extremely angry. I’m not sure how, or why this article generated such an ‘energized’ response from someone.
+1 on the goofy pricing
I clicked through to see how much, and cheapest is $250ish. That's a lot for some cloth-covered cardboard boxes. And I'm not above wasting crazy money on my cats, either. :)
I think all of them are hideous and overpriced JUNK. And since both of our cats are de-clawed rescues from a shelter, many of the configurations and coverings just wouldn't work for them. So I purchase or make my own corner units that allow them to leap in smaller increments up to a perch near a window, which is where they most like to be.
LMAO..... yet, another idea to rip off cat owners. This rivals the recently posted "designer" litter box. You know, the one you can make yourself for $4 by buying a tub with lid. These look just as bad as the carpeted ones. Who are these morons designing this stuff? he he he
I do not like the style nor the price. I think that my cat would prefer the back of the couch where she can look out the window. Most cats would probably spend more time with the shipping boxes than this stuff..
I couldn't see any prices but the 3 I saw on top were nice looking. I would never declaw a cat though. I clip all my cats clawsd every weekend. The cat trees were not enought. They went after my new sectional...clip clip clip! Love my kitties.
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