Play-N-Squeak Tail Spin (The Mystery Tail) 
What makes Tail Spin so incredibly engaging is that the tail appears randomly, putting your cat into predator mode, stalking the tail and pouncing at-will. Sturdy stump also features sisal top for scratching pleasure and a Play-N-Squeak MouseHunter peeking out of a hole in the stump!
Requires 2 AA batteries (included, but you'll want extras).
Inlcudes 2 extra tails and an additional tail assembly.
Tail Spin automatic cat toy measures approximately 5" wide x 4.5" high.
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Savvy Tabby Roundabout High-Rises
Step up to a whole new level of cat excitement! Spiral staircase of plush platforms leads to a padded slumber perch. Perch has a super-soft cushion for a luxurious snooze. With eight scratching posts – four plush and four sisal.
Measures 23 1/2"L x 23 1/2"W x 48 1/2"H
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Savvy Tabby Swiss Estates
Multi-level cat activity center with plush "Swiss Cheese Wedge" hideaway. Innovative cut-out scratching posts with enticing toy mice inside. Bonus item! Each includes a free wall-mount sisal scratching board.
29 1/2" to 38"L x 21"W x 61 3/4"H (the length is adjustable depending on where you put the platforms).
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Before bringing your new cat home, prepare places for it to eat, sleep, and eliminate. Purchase necessary accessories such as a litter box, litter, toys, and food and water bowls. Pet-proof your home by keeping toxic chemicals and plants out of reach, and make sure windows are securely screened when open so that your cat cannot escape. Be sure to provide appropriate scratching materials, such as a scratching post, so your cat can stretch and sharpen its claws without damaging your furnishings.
Plan to spend time training your cat so that it becomes comfortable with handling and grooming, and learns how to play and interact with people. Provide different kinds of play with a variety of toys, balls, or even a climbing tower. Kittens need frequent attention to socialize them to people and acquaint them with new things and experiences. Careful supervision also helps the kitten learn the rules of the household.
If you already have a cat and wish to add another, matching personality types may help the transition go more smoothly. For example, quiet cats should be matched with those of similar temperament. When another cat or kitten enters the home, introductions should proceed slowly with periods of isolation and separation until each cat learns to accept the other. If problems arise, consult your veterinarian for help.
Appropriate toileting areas are essential when multiple cats live together. This means at least one litter box per cat in more than one location. Food, water bowls, scratching posts, and resting areas should also be spaced throughout the home.
To ensure they live long, healthy lives, cats require regular veterinary medical checkups. Ask your veterinarian about a vaccination program and other preventive medical care appropriate for your cat's lifestyle and to protect against disease risks in your area. Your veterinarian can also help you learn how to detect subtle signs of illness, since cats are good at concealing when they don't feel well