SumpinSpecial
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Hi guys,
I have a Facebook connection who makes wands that are extremely gorgeous. I think she makes some that are literally toy magic wands for little girls and also some teaser cat toy wands. I'm thinking of asking to buy some of the cat teaser wands to sell in my shop, but I'm hesitant, so want to ask your opinions.
These things are... well, as I said, gorgeous. Bright colors, feathers, fluffy balls, and sometimes even swarovski crystals. So I am thinking a couple of things:
1. They may be too expensive to sell as cat toys
2. They may be so gorgeous that people don't want to buy them for their cat to destroy
Thoughts? Obviously only I can control for #1 by making sure I can buy them for a reasonable wholesale price and keep my own price lowish. But I would love your opinions on #2. Is something like this the kind of thing you'd buy for your kitties, or do you have the same concerns that I do? (Cats don't necessarily destroy wand toys... it may depend on supervised play and if the owner lets them rip it up.)
I have a Facebook connection who makes wands that are extremely gorgeous. I think she makes some that are literally toy magic wands for little girls and also some teaser cat toy wands. I'm thinking of asking to buy some of the cat teaser wands to sell in my shop, but I'm hesitant, so want to ask your opinions.
These things are... well, as I said, gorgeous. Bright colors, feathers, fluffy balls, and sometimes even swarovski crystals. So I am thinking a couple of things:
1. They may be too expensive to sell as cat toys
2. They may be so gorgeous that people don't want to buy them for their cat to destroy
Thoughts? Obviously only I can control for #1 by making sure I can buy them for a reasonable wholesale price and keep my own price lowish. But I would love your opinions on #2. Is something like this the kind of thing you'd buy for your kitties, or do you have the same concerns that I do? (Cats don't necessarily destroy wand toys... it may depend on supervised play and if the owner lets them rip it up.)