Fox Tail Plug

A fox tail plug is a tail plug with a tail styled to resemble a fox tail: typically full and bushy, often in rust orange, red, or white-tipped colouring. Fox tails tend to be longer and fuller than cat tails, with a dramatic sweep. They are worn in fox-themed pet play and as a costume or performance accessory. The tail attaches to a steel or silicone plug base and is made from synthetic or real fur.
Type ofTail Plug


WHY PEOPLE USE IT

Fox play is a common animal persona in pet play communities. The fox tail is a central part of that aesthetic, often combined with fox ears and collar.

The full, dramatic shape also makes fox tail plugs a popular choice for burlesque and fantasy-themed events outside of pet play.


HISTORY

See: Tail Plug


WHAT TO LOOK FOR

See: Tail Plug for general guidance.

Fox tails are among the fuller and heavier tail styles. If you are new to tail plugs, the weight and swing of a full fox tail can be more than expected. Consider a shorter or lighter version first.

Real fox fur tails are sold in this category. If you have an ethical preference for synthetic, confirm before buying as real and synthetic can look very similar in product photos.


TRUSTED BRANDS

See: Tail Plug. Independent makers are especially prevalent for fox tails, which often come in more colour variations from small producers than from mainstream manufacturers.


WHERE TO BUY IT

Pet play retailers, fetish boutiques, and independent makers. Real fur fox tails are also sometimes sold through taxidermy and fur suppliers separately from the plug body. Craft marketplaces like Etsy and premium makers like Kittencream offer handmade options in a wide range of colours, with Kittencream backing their products with a lifetime guarantee.

  • Synthetic fur: $25$70. Fluffy, lightweight, many colour options.
  • Real fox fur: $80$200+. Natural movement and texture, ethically sourced options available.

Rough prices as of June 2026.


HOW TO LOOK AFTER IT

See: Tail Plug. Full fox tails benefit from regular brushing to keep the fur from tangling, particularly at the base where it meets the plug.


Sources
  • General pet play community resources and retailer documentation.
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