
Teaser Wand
Specify the wand, handle, cord or connector, and teaser attachment together. Identify which parts are fixed and which are intended for replacement before approving the construction.
Develop cat teaser wands and tunnels for B2B retail, private-label and wholesale programs, with materials, construction, packaging and order requirements reviewed before sampling.
Brief each cat wand toy and tunnel as a separate SKU, even when they share a retail theme. State the intended use, dimensions, materials, quantity and packaging so quotation and sampling cover the same item list.

Specify the wand, handle, cord or connector, and teaser attachment together. Identify which parts are fixed and which are intended for replacement before approving the construction.

Provide the tunnel shape, open dimensions, entry sizes and packing requirement. Confirm the textile, support structure and seam layout against that specification during sampling.

List the wand and tunnel SKUs with their quantities and color references. State whether they will be packed separately or offered in one retail pack so the quotation uses the intended order format.

Identify every toy and accessory included in the set, with its quantity and pack position. Check each component and the assembled retail pack before approving the set.
Send the item list and packaging plan, marking whether the request is for individual products or a combined retail set. Keep dimensions and attachment requirements specific to each SKU.
Compare the cat wand length, handle and attachment format separately from the tunnel shape, openings and packing dimensions. Confirm fixed or replaceable parts and any requested folding function on the selected sample.
State the overall wand length, handle dimensions and measurement points. Include the material request and a grip reference so the sample review covers both size and handle construction.
Specify a fixed attachment or request a replaceable connection for the selected design. For replaceable parts, identify the matching connector and attachment references; confirm compatibility on the sample.
Specify the required tunnel layout and whether it must fold for packing. Provide the open and packed dimensions, then review the folding method and closure on the sample where applicable.
Show the number, location and dimensions of entries and other openings on a drawing. Confirm the overall shape and measurement references before the sample is made.
Share separate wand and tunnel drawings or reference samples. Include the attachment format, opening dimensions and packed-size requirement relevant to each item.
Create a component specification for each wand or tunnel. Record the selected materials, connectors, attachment points, textile, support and seam details that the quotation and sample must follow.
Fiberglass, wood and plastic are wand-component material routes for review. Specify the requested material, handle connection and surface-finish reference; confirm the selected construction on the sample.
State the cord length and construction, connector type and attachment points. Include any required connection-test method and acceptance criteria in the brief; a visual check alone does not establish retention strength.
List the material request, dimensions and fixing method for each teaser attachment. Confirm availability and any required material verification before approving the attachment mix.
Provide a textile reference, color or pattern file and the requested construction. Define any care or performance claim that needs verification instead of assuming it from the fabric name.
Specify the support material, layout, joints and how it is enclosed by the textile. Confirm the proposed structure and any required opening or folding checks before sample approval.
Mark seam locations, edge finishing and opening dimensions on the construction reference. Agree the workmanship criteria and any seam-test requirements before approving the sample.
Resolve differences between the quotation, component list and sample, including materials and connection details. Use the agreed specification version for bulk-production approval.
Define colors, attachment choices, dimensions and set contents for each SKU. Separate product specifications from label and packaging artwork so each item can be reviewed against its own reference.
Submit the SKU specifications, attachment list and packaging artwork together. Mark any undecided dimensions, colors or replacement-part requirements before the customization review.
Confirm each item and component before approving a multi-item sample set. State pieces per retail pack and order quantities separately; MOQ and timing depend on the selected SKUs, materials, customization and packaging.
List each wand, tunnel and accessory with its size, color, quantity and pack position. Separate pieces per set from the number of sets ordered so the quotation and sample use the same item list.
The confirmed sample-cycle target is 7–10 days, subject to the selected product, material availability, tooling, artwork and approval requirements.
Review the wand, connectors, attachments and tunnel construction against the component list. Identify any part that still needs revision, then check the complete retail set after those changes are approved.
MOQ starts from 1,000 pieces and remains subject to the product, construction, customization and packaging requirements of the requested SKU.
The confirmed bulk-production target is about 30 days after the required specifications and approvals are in place, subject to the final order scope.
Send the component list, pieces per pack, order quantities and target schedule. Note any unapproved materials, attachments or artwork that may affect sampling and production timing.
Quality requirements need an agreed reference and check method. Add attachment/connector, seam/opening, frame/support operation to the order specification, and request supporting tests or third-party verification whenever the intended public claim requires it.
Check the specified attachment and connector against the approved construction reference. For replaceable parts, include fit and attachment/removal checks; define any retention-test method and acceptance criteria separately.
Compare seams, edge finishing and openings with the approved sample and dimensions. Define the acceptance criteria for workmanship and any requested seam testing before inspection.
Check the support against the agreed shape and operating method. Where folding is specified, define how opening, folding and packed closure will be assessed; any repeated-use claim needs its own verification.
Check wand, cord, tunnel and opening dimensions at the agreed measurement points. Compare open and packed tunnel sizes separately, using the units and tolerances recorded in the specification.
Compare the contents of each retail pack with the approved item list, including attachments, labels and any specified instructions. Check quantities and component placement before approving pack completeness.
Put the connection, seam, support and pack-completeness criteria in the approval file. Identify any missing test requirement or acceptance reference before bulk production.
Review cat scratchers and plush toys as separate product families alongside the wand and tunnel range. Use the application hub to compare play purposes, then list each selected family's specifications and quantities separately.
Use the scratcher and cat-tree page to review scratching surfaces, dimensions and assembly requirements. Brief these items separately from tunnel textiles, supports and wand attachments.
If plush toys are part of the assortment, specify their fabric, filling, seams and any sound component separately. Do not treat a teaser attachment reference as the specification for a complete plush toy.
Use the application hub to compare play and scratching purposes across product families. Return to the selected product page for its materials, construction and quotation inputs.
Select the related product families to include in the inquiry and provide an item list for each. State whether they share a retail pack or are separate products in the same order.
No. The confirmed scope covers non-electronic teaser wands, tunnels and related accessories.
Yes. They use different structures and approval points. List the dimensions, materials, attachments and packaging for each SKU even when they share one retail theme.
Confirm every included component, attachment method, color, finished size and pack position before approving the sample.
Furrowa offers custom OEM/ODM work, with private-label options for selected products. Provide the wand or tunnel dimensions, colors, attachment references, set contents, label and packaging requirements so the available options can be confirmed for the SKU and order.
MOQ starts from 1,000 pieces; confirm how it applies to the selected SKUs and set contents. Standard samples target 7–10 days, and bulk production targets about 30 days after specifications and required approvals are in place. Final timing depends on materials, components, customization and the order mix.