• Gray cat rubbing its cheek on a green suction cup windmill cat toy stuck to a white cabinet door
  • Three photos of cats rubbing and biting the green windmill toy and a hand spreading paste on its nubby center
  • White cat winking as it rubs its face on a yellow suction cup windmill toy fixed to a wall
  • Yellow suction cup windmill cat toy with a spiky center and two clear dome balls, plus a light ball and two catnip balls
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Pawsome Pets New York

Suction Cup Cat Toy Windmill with Catnip and Light Balls

Suction Cup Cat Toy Windmill with Catnip and Light Balls

$44.95 USD
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Product Type: Cat Toys

This suction cup cat toy sticks to glass, tile or a glossy cabinet and turns any smooth surface into a play station. The Windmill spins at the lightest paw, offers a soft nubby center for cheek rubs, and carries two detachable balls, one with a light and one with catnip.

  • Spins at a touch. Pawsome Pets New York says the arms turn at a very light touch, so even a lazy bat gets a reaction.
  • Cheek rub center. The nubby middle gives a cat its own spot for the face rubbing it does on door frames.
  • Goes where it's smooth. Windows, mirrors, tile and glossy doors, as the listing says, about 6 by 2.5 inches.
  • Green or yellow. The same windmill in two bright colors.

Suction Cup Cat Toy Placement

A suction cup cat toy works best at face height. Mount it so the nubby center sits about level with your cat's cheek when it stands, which is lower than most people guess. On a window it pairs a rub and a spin with the view your cat already watches all day, and low on a cabinet door it catches a cat on its way past the food bowl. The arms whirl at a tap, the clear balls flash past, and the cat gets to bat, rub and chew in one spot.

Why Cats Rub Their Faces

Cats carry scent glands along the cheeks and chin, and rubbing leaves their mark on whatever they claim as their own. That is why corners, table legs and your shins get the treatment. Giving that habit a dedicated, textured target makes the windmill a toy a cat returns to on its own, even on days it ignores everything else. The product photos also show a dab of wet food spread on the nubs, a handy trick for winning over a cat that is unsure of the new arrival.

How to Make Suction Cups Stick

How to make suction cups stick comes down to three things: a clean surface, a slightly damp cup and no trapped air. Wipe the spot with soapy water and dry it, wet the rim of the cup, then press hard from the center outward. Glass, mirror, glazed tile and glossy paint hold well; flat wall paint, wood grain and textured tile let air creep in. Before each play session, give the toy a firm tug to check the seal, since a toy that drops mid-swat can spook a cat for days.

Windmill Toy on Glass and Tile

Why do cats rub their face on things? To spread their own scent from glands in the cheeks and chin, which marks a place as safe and familiar. A cat rubbing the windmill is filing it under home.

Will it hold on a painted wall? Only on a glossy, smooth finish. Matte paint is porous enough to break the seal, so a window or a tiled backsplash is the surer bet.

Is the windmill washable? Take off the two balls first so the light stays dry, then rinse the windmill in warm soapy water and let it dry before mounting it again.

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