The red maple leaf, hand-felted from New Zealand wool — a Canadian symbol that lives on the fridge door between play sessions. It will still end up under the couch. It just won't stay there — hold any metal rod near it and it pulls itself back out. When you're done playing it goes on the fridge rather than the floor, so it stores itself in plain sight. The magnet is held by 100% cotton thread stitched through its hole into the wool body, never by glue. Solid New Zealand wool front to back: no plastic core, no filling, no glue, no bell. It was wet felted into a base and then needle felted into its final shape by hand, one piece throughout, and it holds that shape through repeated chewing. Under 4cm, and the uneven shape means it never rolls the same way twice — the path changes on every push, so where it ends up is never quite what your cat expects. The beaver and the blue jay are the other two in the Canadian set. Before you buy: Kittens in the teething stage may chew at the magnet area. If a dog lives in your home, choose the Pure Wool Ball variant — we have only researched how cats respond to the magnet, not dogs. No toy is unbreakable; supervise heavy chewers.
