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A non-consumable pet toy comprises a three-dimensional body (12) formed of substantially solid resilient material with a trapper cavity (14 that has first (20) and second (18) opposing walls that extend into the body. At least one end of the trapper cavity is open to an external surface of the body

A non-consumable pet toy comprises a three-dimensional body (12) formed of substantially solid resilient material with a trapper cavity (14 that has first (20) and second (18) opposing walls that extend into the body. At least one end of the trapper cavity is open to an external surface of the body to permit insertion of an animal attractant (16) into the trapper cavity. A bias cavity (26) is formed in the body adjacent the trapper cavity and spaced from the first wall (20). A bias member (30) is formed between the bias cavity (26) and that much of the trapper cavity (14) defined by at least the first wall (20). The bias member is operatively associated with the trapper cavity to bias the first wall against an attractant in the trapper cavity so that the aftractant is retained between the first (20) and second (18) walls. In one form the trapper cavity (14) includes large head-like portions (22, 24) at the ends of a shank-like portion. In another form, a second trapper cavity (14) and bias cavity (26) complement the first to receive an animal attractant in the second trapper cavity.

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1. A non-consumable pet toy comprising:a substantially solid three-dimensional body formed of resilient material; a trapper cavity in the body having first and second opposing walls extending into the body and defining an attractant-retaining space in the trapper cavity, the trapper cavity having at

1. A non-consumable pet toy comprising:a substantially solid three-dimensional body formed of resilient material; a trapper cavity in the body having first and second opposing walls extending into the body and defining an attractant-retaining space in the trapper cavity, the trapper cavity having at least one end open to an external surface of the body to permit insertion of an animal attractant into the trapper cavity; a bias cavity in the body; a bias member in the body separating the bias cavity from the trapper cavity, the, bias member being operatively associated with the trapper cavity to bias the first wall against an attractant in the trapper cavity so that the attractant is retained between the first and second walls.