🏡Home-Bound Hunt: Indoor Avian Entertainment System For Cats
We're EVANSECE Factory Store! Due to the epidemic, many goods have not been shipped, and now due to the backlog of inventory, the warehouse needs to be cleared!
Introducing the Indoor Avian Entertainment System the perfect solution for indoor cats who need a little stimulation and entertainment. Our toy features a realistic bird simulation that will have your cat pouncing and playing for hours.
Realistic bird simulation:
The toy's feathers and movements are designed to mimic the actions of a real bird, keeping your cat engaged and entertained.
Ideal for indoor cats:
Designed for indoor cats who don't have access to outdoor birds, this toy provides an interactive play experience that will keep your cat happy and healthy.
Interactive play:
2023 New Design
Thanks to our successful performance last year, we reached out to the factory and collaborated on a new design for night lighting that includes simulated natural animal sounds.
Durable and safe materials:
Made with high-quality, non-toxic materials, this toy is safe for your cat to play with and built to last.
Get your Indoor Avian Entertainment System today and provide your indoor cat with hours of fun and entertainment.
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Product information |
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| Package list | 1x Indoor Avian Entertainment System |
| Discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | 0180 |
| Date first available | July 29, 2022 |
| Manufacturer | EVANESCE |
| Product dimensions | Body Length 25cm/9.8in, Unfolded Wings Length 43cm/16.9in |
| Energy supply mode | Two batteries |
| Weight | 258g |
📦Local factories and warehouses affected by the epidemic are selling supplies at low prices
📄Free Exchanges
If you're not satisfied with your purchase for any reason, our return policy allows you to send back returns-eligible merchandise within 30 days of the date you received the package for an exchange.
🌈 Good motivation
After every order, we give you 10% of the profit to Save the Children.
Save the Children started working in this area in 1932 to support the most isolated and neglected rural children in Europe.
