The small print
Questions from the cat tree
The questions cat families ask us most, answered in one place.
For an energetic cat, MigiMouse or a chase ball. For a shy or older cat, a MigiBox. For a cat alone all day, the self-timing Migi-Teaser wand. Our guide to choosing a toy by hunting style goes into more detail.
No. Almost every Migipaws toy has a built-in rechargeable battery and charges over USB-C with the cable in the box.
Give it a few days. Let your cat sniff the toy switched off first, then try it in open floor space rather than a corner. A fresh catnip pouch or a different lure often makes the difference.
We use pet-safe plush, natural feathers and ABS, and our MigiBox line meets EU and ASTM standards used for children's toys. Always supervise chewers and remove a toy if it is damaged.
Yes. We sell MigiBox rainbow feathers, MigiMouse tails, Paw Palace balls and butterfly and crystal ball refills separately.
MigiMouse, Migicar and the chase balls run on hard floors and regular carpets. The plush mouse cars prefer hard floors and short-pile rugs.
Most are quiet. The kicking ball is designed for low noise; MigiMouse has a switch for its squeak. The hedgehog squeaks at random by design.
Short sessions of 10–15 minutes, two or three times a day, work better than one long session. Timers and sensors on our toys are set up with that rhythm in mind.
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