Cat Spring Toys in 12 Bright Colors, BPA-Free Plastic Coil Set for Indoor Chasing, 12, 24 or 48 Pieces – Kitys Fatch
Cat spring toys roll, bounce and change direction with a light paw tap, giving indoor cats an easy target for chasing and batting. Kitys Fatch uses lightweight BPA-free plastic coils in 12 bright colors, creating visible toys that can slide across hard floors or hide around furniture. Their compact shape supports self-directed play as well as interactive games when you roll or toss a spring into a clear area.
Choose 12, 24 or 48 pieces depending on how many replacement springs or play locations you need. Every listed pack uses the same 12-color assortment, so larger options repeat colors rather than adding new shades. Hide a few springs around a room to create a simple search activity, or rotate the available toys to refresh play. Supervise chewing, inspect coils regularly and discard any spring that cracks, develops a sharp edge or becomes small enough to swallow.
Specifications
- Brand: Kitys Fatch
- Model: 1
- Product: Plastic coil spring cat toys
- Pack choices: 12 24 or 48 pieces
- Color assortment: 12 colors
- Material: BPA-free plastic
- Shape: Spiral coil spring
- Target pet: Cats
- Life stage: All life stages
- Primary activities: Chasing batting rolling searching and interactive play
- Use location: Indoor
- Power source: Unpowered
- Water resistance: Not water resistant
- Approximate listed dimensions: 2 x 2 x 8 in
- Approximate 12-piece weight: 1.45 oz
- Packaging: Gift box listed for the 12-piece option
- Care: Inspect for cracks and sharp edges
- Supervision: Recommended during chewing
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Kitys Fatch cat springs are included?
Choose a 12-piece, 24-piece or 48-piece set; all three options use an assortment of 12 colors.
What are the cat springs made from?
The lightweight spiral toys are made from BPA-free plastic that rolls and bounces when tapped or tossed.
Can the springs be hidden for a search game?
Yes. Place inspected springs in safe, visible areas around a room so your cat can search, bat and chase them.
When should a plastic spring be discarded?
Discard it if the coil cracks, develops a sharp edge or becomes small enough to create a swallowing risk.