Good Toy

BLUEBERRIES79 2005-05-11 20:56:20

As I said before, we've had a hard time getting Oreo and Gabe to play with
any 'cat' toys. They don't like the balls with bells, the furry mice, the
hanging ropes, anything with catnip... you get my drift! (Gabe does like
laying on paper, never really figured that out) But, I'm happy to report
that the $2 purchase at Lowes to get those big plastic shower curtain rings
was one of the best $2 we've spent!! There were about 6 left over from our
half bath remodel and the extra are now scattered around the house and they
are actually playing with them! Batting them around, running after them...
its great! If anyone else tries it though, I would suggest *nOt* getting
clear. Trust me, your feet will thank you. Anyway, just wanted to share,
it makes me happy to see the two of them running around getting some
exercise : )

JOHN DOE 2005-05-12 04:05:05

"blueberries79" wrote:

> As I said before, we've had a hard time getting Oreo and Gabe to
> play with any 'cat' toys. They don't like the balls with bells,
> the furry mice, the hanging ropes, anything with catnip... you
> get my drift! (Gabe does like laying on paper, never really
> figured that out) But, I'm happy to report that the $2 purchase
> at Lowes to get those big plastic shower curtain rings was one
> of the best $2 we've spent!! There were about 6 left over from
> our half bath remodel and the extra are now scattered around the
> house and they are actually playing with them! Batting them
> around, running after them... its great! If anyone else tries
> it though, I would suggest *nOt* getting clear. Trust me, your
> feet will thank you. Anyway, just wanted to share, it makes me
> happy to see the two of them running around getting some
> exercise : )

What exact type are you talking about?

Please post a follow-up to or three weeks from now.

Thanks.

BLUEBERRIES79 2005-05-12 08:10:25

"John Doe" wrote in message
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> "blueberries79" wrote:
>
> > As I said before, we've had a hard time getting Oreo and Gabe to
> > play with any 'cat' toys. They don't like the balls with bells,
> > the furry mice, the hanging ropes, anything with catnip... you
> > get my drift! (Gabe does like laying on paper, never really
> > figured that out) But, I'm happy to report that the $2 purchase
> > at Lowes to get those big plastic shower curtain rings was one
> > of the best $2 we've spent!! There were about 6 left over from
> > our half bath remodel and the extra are now scattered around the
> > house and they are actually playing with them! Batting them
> > around, running after them... its great! If anyone else tries
> > it though, I would suggest *nOt* getting clear. Trust me, your
> > feet will thank you. Anyway, just wanted to share, it makes me
> > happy to see the two of them running around getting some
> > exercise : )
>
> What exact type are you talking about?
>
> Please post a follow-up to or three weeks from now.
>
> Thanks.

John, this is my follow up : ) They've been playing with them for over a
week now and still love them. (Longer than any other toy we've had) I dont
know the exact type, but they are a hard plastic in a perfect circle. Just
the cheapie brand! The only way to open the end to put around the shower
rod is to pull one side of the opening and push the other. It took me a bit
of strength to do this so I'm not very worried about the kitties being able
to (although Gabe is freakishly strong) open it themselves. Its a good size
because they can fit it around their mouth to carry around if they want, but
its not small enough that they would be able to choke.

BIGBADBARRY 2005-05-12 05:52:06

blueberries79 wrote:
Its a good size

> because they can fit it around their mouth to carry around if they

want, but

> its not small enough that they would be able to choke.

Remember planes trains and automobiles, John Candy selling them rings!
haha
Maybe you can sell them on eBay as cat toys. Have a picture of your cat
having a blast. Hours Of Fun!

Felineship of The Rings
Ergonomically designed for comfort!
Life-time warranty

BRAD 2005-05-13 04:13:00

On 12 May 2005 05:52:06 -0700, "bigbadbarry"
wrote:

>
>blueberries79 wrote:
>Its a good size
>> because they can fit it around their mouth to carry around if they
>want, but
>> its not small enough that they would be able to choke.
>
>Remember planes trains and automobiles, John Candy selling them rings!
>haha
>Maybe you can sell them on eBay as cat toys. Have a picture of your cat
>having a blast. Hours Of Fun!
>
>Felineship of The Rings
>Ergonomically designed for comfort!
>Life-time warranty

Great idea tie em to a stick and get $9.95 for em they pay the
frieght.....serious though thanks for the heads up blueberries I have
been reading so many people have fun with the milk bottle rings and
these are so strong.........even if they managed to pull one open I
don't think it would still be dangerous for them.....

Brad

LIFE'S JOURNEY IS NOT TO ARRIVE AT THE GRAVE SAFELY IN A
WELL-PRESERVED BODY, BUT RATHER TO SKID IN SIDEWAYS, TOTALLY WORN OUT,
SHOUTING... " HOLY @#$%... WHAT A RIDE!"

CHRISOAKEY@MSN.COM 2005-05-13 00:52:57

In all the years I had my two cats, I tried every expensive toy from
the pet shop, and they both still got more fun out of a peice of baco
foil squeezed into a silver ball. Its light and its shiny.

BLUEBERRIES79 2005-05-13 07:46:16

wrote in message
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> In all the years I had my two cats, I tried every expensive toy from
> the pet shop, and they both still got more fun out of a peice of baco
> foil squeezed into a silver ball. Its light and its shiny.
>

Ohhh good idea! Ill have to try that one next : )

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