Cat Toys Advent Calendar
Save 13% Original price was: £22.99.£19.99Current price is: £19.99.
The Cat Toys Advent Calendar hides 24 toys behind 24 doors, one a day through December, with a mix built around plush mice, a run of balls (glitter, bell cage, knitted-with-feather) and festive bits like a Santa hat on a stick. The standout is the feather teaser wand for proper active play, next to the self-serve pom-poms and loose balls. No treats, no edible doors: this is a play calendar, not a food one. It’s for cat owners, single-cat or multi-cat homes alike, who want a daily festive game to share rather than a pile of toys dumped in a basket on day one.
AI Summary
- 24 surprises including plush mice, jingling balls, a feather wand and festive toys, one per door
- A play calendar, not a treat one every door hides a toy, nothing edible
- Feather teaser wand and wind-up mouse the toys that pull a cat into real, active play
- Multi-cat households an easy shared countdown for homes with more than one cat
- Content value not disclosed by the seller, and the toys are cheap, made for fun over durability
Cat Toys Advent Calendar 2026: 24 festive toys for your cat
The Cat Toys Advent Calendar 2026 runs a 24-door countdown for the one member of the household who never asks for anything and gets everything anyway. Behind each door sits a single toy, from feather teasers and jingling balls to plush mice and a few festive extras, so December turns into a daily game of fetch, pounce and chase.
It’s a reconduction of last year’s set: same 24 toys, same mix, same idea. What has changed sits lower down, on the price. If your cat spends more on cardboard boxes than you’d admit, this is the cheapest way to keep them busy for a month.
What’s inside the Cat Toys Advent Calendar
Twenty-four toys, one per door, and nothing edible: this is a play calendar, not a treat calendar. The mix leans on the three things cats actually chase. There are soft plush mice and a reindeer plush for carry-and-toss, a run of balls (glitter, bells inside a cage ball, a knitted ball with a feather, a football-style toy) for batting across the floor, and the festive gimmicks, a Santa hat on a stick and two tiny pairs of sunglasses that are more for your photos than your cat.
The spread matters more than the count here. A feather wand and a wind-up mouse pull a cat into active play, while the pom-poms and loose balls are the self-serve toys that get batted under the sofa and forgotten. The value of the 24 toys is not disclosed by the seller, so there’s no headline figure to hold them to.
=> See every toy, door by door, in the CALENDAR CONTENTS tab.
Is it worth it against buying cat toys separately?
This is the real question for a pet toy calendar, and it’s the one cat owners ask every year. A bag of assorted cat toys off the shelf runs you a few pounds for a handful; here you get 24 separate toys spread over a month, with the novelty of a new one each day rather than a pile dumped in a basket on day one. That daily reveal is most of the appeal, for you as much as the cat.
Don’t expect premium construction. These are inexpensive, mass-produced toys: the plush will shed, the wind-up mouse is a short-lived gag, and a determined cat will gut a pom-pom by Boxing Day. Taken as 24 disposable bits of fun rather than heirlooms, the maths works. Taken as a lasting toy box, it doesn’t.
The Cat Toys Advent Calendar compared to last year
There’s little to compare on the contents, because the calendar is carried over unchanged: the same 24 toys, the same plush-and-ball mix, the same festive accessories as the previous edition. Nothing has been added or dropped inside the box.
What has moved is the price, and it’s moved up. The set now sits at a higher price point than the budget version many cat owners bought last year, with a discount running at the time of writing that softens the jump. If you remember this as the cheap stocking-filler calendar, check the current price before you add it: it’s no longer the bargain-bin option it once was.
My verdict on the Cat Toys Advent Calendar 2026
What wins you over is the format, not the toys. Twenty-four doors, one toy a day, is a genuinely fun ritual, and cats don’t care that the mouse cost pennies. For a multi-cat home it’s an easy shared bit of theatre in the run-up to Christmas, and your cat will happily ignore the expensive scratching post to fight a jingle ball instead.
Where it falls down is build quality and, now, price. These toys are cheap and cheerful, several won’t survive December, and at the current level you’re paying noticeably more than the set used to cost. As I’d put it: ‘it’s a month of small, silly surprises your cat will love and destroy, and that’s exactly the point.’ Buy it as entertainment, not as an investment.
- Not for you if you want durable, long-lasting toys or a treat-based countdown.
- Worth it if you want a daily festive game to share with one cat or several, and you take the toys for what they are.
Where to buy the Cat Toys Advent Calendar
This advent calendar is sold on Amazon.co.uk. A discount is running on it at the time of writing, so compare the live offers at the top of this page before you buy.
- Promo code: no voucher code is needed, the saving is applied on the listing.
- Delivery: free for Prime members, standard rates otherwise.
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