Heart-shaped felt toy with valerian filling, 11 cm, cat toy,
The Trixie valerian-filled felt heart – the toy that cats love
This little 11 cm Trixie felt heart is filled with valerian, a plant whose scent attracts and stimulates cats, encouraging them to play.
It features a bell that jingles at the slightest movement, to awaken their hunting instinct and keep them playing for longer.
Made from felt and fabric, it’s the perfect size for grabbing, throwing and cuddling.
Description
A scented toy that sparks the desire to play
Like catnip, valerian has a real appeal for many cats: its scent stimulates them and encourages them to play. Filled with valerian, this felt heart will quickly become one of your cat’s favourite toys.
Filled with valerian
The valerian filling gives off a scent that encourages your cat to play, nibble and rub against the toy. A great way to encourage them to move around and let off steam.
With a bell
A bell is built in: it jingles as soon as the cat touches the toy, heightening their interest and mimicking the sound of prey. This keeps the game going round and round.
Features
ℹ️ Good to know: heart-shaped felt/fabric toy, 11 cm, filled with valerian and featuring a bell.
Our tips for use
Offer the heart to your cat during play sessions; throw it or move it around to make the bell ring. Keep an eye on the condition of the toy and remove it if it becomes damaged.
⭐ The team’s tip: put the toy away between play sessions to preserve the valerian scent and keep it appealing. Cats that aren’t affected by catnip sometimes react very well to valerian – it’s worth a try.
❓ Frequently asked questions
What is valerian for cats?
It is a plant whose scent attracts and stimulates many cats, much like catnip. It encourages them to play.
Does it have a bell?
Yes, a built-in bell jingles when the cat plays with the toy.
What are its dimensions and what is it made of?
An 11 cm heart made of felt/fabric, filled with valerian.
Is it suitable for cats that aren’t affected by catnip?
Often yes: valerian has an effect on cats that do not react to catnip. It’s worth a try.