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Paper Rope Feather Mice

$48.99

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3 Sets (9 mice)6 Sets (18 mice)

Give your cat something to stalk, swat & carry off, with sets of light paper rope mice that rustle with every pounce.

🐭 Three mice in every set
🪶 Natural feather tails
📜 Woven paper rope bodies
🤎 Kraft brown & white mix
📏 About 4.3-5.9 in with feather

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Ingredients & safety

Woven, twisted paper rope body with felt and paper details and a natural feather tail. Supervise play and store the mice out of reach afterwards. Check them regularly and throw away any that are torn or have loose parts. Feathers are for supervised play only: remove a mouse once its feather or paper comes loose.

What's in the box

3 or 6 sets (9 or 18 mice), colors assorted

Shipping & returns

Free standard shipping on US orders of $39 or more; orders under $39 ship for $10. Every order ships with tracking, and you can return items within 30 days. See our shipping policy and refund policy for details.

Light little mice that rustle

Little mice end up under the sofa, and one is never enough. Each set brings three light paper rope mice with feather tails that rustle when batted, so there is always another one to toss.

A rustle with every swat

The twisted paper rope body makes a soft rustling sound when your cat bats or pins it. That little noise gives the chase something extra.

Feather tails that flutter

Each mouse trails a natural brown-and-cream feather that flicks as the mouse slides across the floor.

Light enough to toss and carry

At about 5 g each, they skid across hard floors when tossed and are easy for your cat to pick up and carry around the house.

Three mice, two looks

Every set mixes kraft-brown and white mice: two brown and one white, or two white and one brown. Extra sets mean spares for the ones that go missing.

Mouse Hunt in 3 Steps

Toss one out

Flick a mouse across a hard floor so it slides and the feather flutters, then step back and let the hunt start.

Let them swat

Let your cat stalk, bat and pin the mouse. When interest drops, toss it again from a new angle.

Check & rotate

After play, look over each mouse and remove any with a loose feather or paper. Put the rest away and bring out a fresh set next time.

A closer look

Everyday uses
Hallway hunts with a mouse you toss for your cat to chase, toss-and-pounce games on hard floors, and multi-cat homes where everyone gets a mouse of their own.
Size & materials
Each mouse has a body about 2.5 cm (1 in) tall and measures 11-15 cm (4.3-5.9 in) long including the feather, at about 5 g.

Questions cat parents ask

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Can I choose the styles?

No. Each set is three mice on a card, either two kraft-brown and one white or two white and one kraft-brown. The store picks which sets go into your order.

How big are the mice?

They are small: the body is about 1 inch tall, and each mouse is about 4.3 to 5.9 inches long with the feather. That size suits batting, tossing and carrying more than wrestling.

Are the feathers OK for unsupervised play?

Please keep feather play supervised and put the mice away afterwards. Take out any mouse whose feather or paper comes loose so nothing gets chewed off and swallowed.

What if my cat isn't interested?

Try movement first: toss a mouse across a hard floor or flick it past your cat so the feather flutters. Then rotate the sets, keeping some out of sight for a few days so they feel new again.