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Cat Licks Feather Toy. This should be a warning to never let your cat play with a feather toy without supervision. However, if your cat consumed a large feather, you must be concerned. If your cat licks their feathered toys, don’t worry it’s not a weird or unusual behavior. First off, the toy’s feathers could separate and end up in the cat’s stomach, causing digestive problems. Sometimes, when she catches one of them, instead of biting or killing (attacking. My cat loves to play with fake mice on strings. Cats may safely play with feather toys if they are handled carefully and under close supervision. Large feathers have thick shafts that can puncture your cat’s digestive tract. A small feather is unlikely to hurt your cat. There are certain potential risks, nevertheless, that should be considered. It should pass naturally, the same way a dog will pass a squeaker toy it swallowed. If your cat has a feather toy that is starting to look frayed or the feathers are loose on the toy, it’s time to get rid of that toy.

First off, the toy’s feathers could separate and end up in the cat’s stomach, causing digestive problems. However, if your cat consumed a large feather, you must be concerned. It should pass naturally, the same way a dog will pass a squeaker toy it swallowed. Sometimes, when she catches one of them, instead of biting or killing (attacking. If your cat has a feather toy that is starting to look frayed or the feathers are loose on the toy, it’s time to get rid of that toy. Cats may safely play with feather toys if they are handled carefully and under close supervision. My cat loves to play with fake mice on strings. A small feather is unlikely to hurt your cat. This should be a warning to never let your cat play with a feather toy without supervision. If your cat licks their feathered toys, don’t worry it’s not a weird or unusual behavior.

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Cat Licks Feather Toy A small feather is unlikely to hurt your cat. It should pass naturally, the same way a dog will pass a squeaker toy it swallowed. There are certain potential risks, nevertheless, that should be considered. Large feathers have thick shafts that can puncture your cat’s digestive tract. However, if your cat consumed a large feather, you must be concerned. If your cat has a feather toy that is starting to look frayed or the feathers are loose on the toy, it’s time to get rid of that toy. My cat loves to play with fake mice on strings. Cats may safely play with feather toys if they are handled carefully and under close supervision. First off, the toy’s feathers could separate and end up in the cat’s stomach, causing digestive problems. If your cat licks their feathered toys, don’t worry it’s not a weird or unusual behavior. Sometimes, when she catches one of them, instead of biting or killing (attacking. This should be a warning to never let your cat play with a feather toy without supervision. A small feather is unlikely to hurt your cat.