Hanging Door Cat Toy With Fluffy Mouse on an Elastic Cord, Adjustable Length

Hang a mouse in the doorway and watch your cat leap. This toy hooks over the top of a door frame, cage top or chair back, and lets a fluffy gray mouse dangle on a stretchy elastic cord. Every swat sends it bouncing and swinging back, so your cat gets the chase-and-pounce game without you holding a wand. A small cat-shaped slider lets you raise or lower the mouse to the right height.

Please note: this toy uses a long elastic cord. Use it only while you're home and watching, and take it down when playtime is over so your cat can't get tangled. Check the cord and mouse regularly, and replace the toy if either starts to wear.

A Teaser That Plays Back

Wand toys are fun, but your arm gets tired. This one keeps moving on its own. Set the mouse just above floor level for stalking and pouncing, or raise it higher to encourage jumping and stretching. The wire hook slips over door frames between 0.6 and 3.5 inches thick, so there's nothing to screw in and nothing to stick on.

Key Features

• Plush Mouse Toy: fluffy gray mouse with a long tail
• Elastic Cord: stretches and springs back with every swat
• Adjustable Height: cat-shaped slider sets the length
• Hook-On Mount: fits door frames 1.5 to 9 cm (0.6 to 3.5 in) thick
• No Tools Needed: hang it on a door, cage top or chair back

Product Details

• Type: hanging door cat toy
• Material: plastic-coated wire hook, elastic cord, PP cotton plush mouse
• Cord length: about 180 cm (70.9 in), adjustable
• Fits frames: 1.5 to 9 cm (0.6 to 3.5 in) thick
• Includes: 1 hook with elastic cord and mouse toy

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will it fit my door?

The hook fits frames between 0.6 and 3.5 inches thick. Check that your door still closes with the hook in place, or hang it on a frame without a closing door.

Can I leave it up all day?

No. Because of the long elastic cord, use it only during supervised play and take it down afterward.

How high should I hang the mouse?

Start just above the floor so your cat can bat it, then raise it a little at a time to encourage jumping.

Is it suitable for kittens?

Yes, with close supervision. Keep the mouse low and put the toy away after each session.

Add this hanging mouse toy to your cart and turn any doorway into a play zone.