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Krackle Sack?

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kilikini - 27 Dec 2006 18:36 GMT
I was looking for a new toy for my babies and I knew you guys were talking
about a "bedding" type thing that the cat could crawl into and it made a
rustling sound like a plastic bag.  Krackle Sack?  I did a search on
Amazon.com and all they have is one for a ferret and it was originally
$42.00????

Is there a cheaper version made for a cat available that I can get online,
that you know of?

Thanks for any help!

kili
Karen - 27 Dec 2006 19:17 GMT
Here is a Crinkle sack for a lot less:

"http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=14900&cm_mmc=
Shopping%20Portal-_-Gifts.com-_-Cats-_-10%20x%2016-1/2%20x%207%20H&ref=4171&
subref=AA"

> I was looking for a new toy for my babies and I knew you guys were talking
> about a "bedding" type thing that the cat could crawl into and it made a
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>
> kili
EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) - 27 Dec 2006 19:52 GMT
> I was looking for a new toy for my babies and I knew you guys were talking
> about a "bedding" type thing that the cat could crawl into and it made a
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>
> Thanks for any help!

I found one at either PetsMart or Petco, but mine have never
shown much interest in it.  (I think they got mixed reviews
here, when the subject came up, a while back.)

> kili
sriddles@aol.com - 27 Dec 2006 20:03 GMT
> I was looking for a new toy for my babies and I knew you guys were talking
> about a "bedding" type thing that the cat could crawl into and it made a
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> kili

Do you sew? Simplicity has a pattern for a Krackle Sack. You just line
it with cellophane and boy does it krackle. My bunch are just so
spoiled they don't give a rip about anything I make/buy them. I ended
up giving the Krackle Sack away. I've still got the pattern, though,
you can have it if you can use it.

Sherry
Hazel Baker - 28 Dec 2006 16:16 GMT
Hi~~~
  Dr's Foster & Smith's Catalog carried a
Krackle Sack which I sent for. Thomas, outside of lying on top of it
once in a while, is disinterested. He would rather play with a paper
bag!
                        Hazel
MaryL - 27 Dec 2006 20:26 GMT
>I was looking for a new toy for my babies and I knew you guys were talking
> about a "bedding" type thing that the cat could crawl into and it made a
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>
> kili

I bought a Crackle Sack at PetSmart a couple of years ago.  It was a lot
less expensive than what you find -- but neither of my cats showed any
interest at all in it.  They love paper bags, boxes, and their comfy cat
beds, but they turned their noses up at Crackle Sack (which was something I
thought they would love).

MaryL

Photos of Duffy and Holly:      >'o'<
Duffy:  http://tinyurl.com/cslwf
Holly:  http://tinyurl.com/9t68o
Duffy and Holly together:  http://tinyurl.com/8b47e
kilikini - 27 Dec 2006 23:06 GMT
>> I was looking for a new toy for my babies and I knew you guys were
>> talking about a "bedding" type thing that the cat could crawl into
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>
> MaryL

Well, thanks for the advice, all.  I guess I'll pass.  I just thought it was
something that they'd like, but from the sound of it, most of you didn't get
rave reviews from the kids.  Onto the next gimick, I suppose.  Thanks,
again!

kili
Karen - 28 Dec 2006 15:29 GMT
> Well, thanks for the advice, all.  I guess I'll pass.  I just thought it was
> something that they'd like, but from the sound of it, most of you didn't get
> rave reviews from the kids.  Onto the next gimick, I suppose.  Thanks,
> again!
>
> kili

Get one of those fishing rods with the mousie on the end so you can sit in
your chair and "cast" the toy all over and retrieve it!
MaryL - 28 Dec 2006 15:33 GMT
>> Well, thanks for the advice, all.  I guess I'll pass.  I just thought it
> was
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> Get one of those fishing rods with the mousie on the end so you can sit in
> your chair and "cast" the toy all over and retrieve it!

Yes, most cats love those. Cats will fly through the air after them so be
sure to take care not to aim in a direction where a cat could collide with a
sharp piece of furniture while in pursuit of this delightful "prey."  I also
have one with a "squeak-n-play" mouse attached.  The sound attracts Duffy
immediately.

MaryL
sriddles@aol.com - 28 Dec 2006 15:37 GMT
> >> Well, thanks for the advice, all.  I guess I'll pass.  I just thought it
> > was
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> MaryL

Oh yeah. We have to move the coffee table when the  "da bird" wand-toy
thing  comes out. They just get too wild.

Sherry
meeee - 28 Dec 2006 22:34 GMT
>> >> Well, thanks for the advice, all.  I guess I'll pass.  I just thought
>> >> it
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>
> Sherry

Everyone here *loves* it when DH goes fishing! Because he brings his fishing
rods into the kitchen to set up, the cats go nuts for them, as these heavy
lead balls that smell wonderfully of prawns and fish appear, and magically
sail through the air and roll around.....drives dh nuts though, as they
tangle his line and 'cat teeth will nick the line and make it break' and I
have to hover around watching out for hooks....
jmcquown - 27 Dec 2006 20:35 GMT
> I was looking for a new toy for my babies and I knew you guys were
> talking about a "bedding" type thing that the cat could crawl into
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>
> kili

http://www.craftycreatures.com/herestohealth/animal/toys/toys_krackle.html

$13.95.  Looks more similar to the crinkly crackle sack my Persia loves than
the ones that look like "tubes" on Dr. Foster & Smith sites.  She doesn't
crawl into it but she loves rolling around on it.  She likes the sound a
lot.

Jill
Takayuki - 28 Dec 2006 05:28 GMT
>http://www.craftycreatures.com/herestohealth/animal/toys/toys_krackle.html
>
>$13.95.  Looks more similar to the crinkly crackle sack my Persia loves than
>the ones that look like "tubes" on Dr. Foster & Smith sites.  She doesn't
>crawl into it but she loves rolling around on it.  She likes the sound a
>lot.

I thought it was great when you rocked Persia's world by washing her
crackle sack.
jmcquown - 28 Dec 2006 23:36 GMT
http://www.craftycreatures.com/herestohealth/animal/toys/toys_krackle.html

>> $13.95.  Looks more similar to the crinkly crackle sack my Persia
>> loves than the ones that look like "tubes" on Dr. Foster & Smith
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> I thought it was great when you rocked Persia's world by washing her
> crackle sack.

Yeah, she was a bit freaked out, where is it?  Where did it go???  As soon
as it was out of the dryer she was all over it :)
Bridget - 27 Dec 2006 23:10 GMT
Anything you pay $42 for will guarantee the cat doesn't like it. Just on
principle.

> I was looking for a new toy for my babies and I knew you guys were talking
> about a "bedding" type thing that the cat could crawl into and it made a
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
> kili
EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) - 28 Dec 2006 00:51 GMT
> Anything you pay $42 for will guarantee the cat doesn't like it. Just on
> principle.

You've got THAT right!  Just let me find a favorite food on
sale somewhere, and they promptly go off it!  (I swear they
check out the super market cash register tapes.)
 
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