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Ravensburger recalls Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Monkey due to choking risk

Ravensburger is recalling the Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: Monkey due to a choking hazard. Small parts may detach from the products, posing a risk to small children.

Ravensburger recalls Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: Monkey
Brand
Ravensburger
Product
Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: Monkey
Batch codes
12.034.012, 12.034.033, SM17774P1, SM17874P1, SM21374P1, SM24874P1, SM35974P3, SM36774P3, SM35974P5, SM36774P5, 12.034.011, 12.034.032
Retailer
Ravensburger
What to do
Customers should stop using the product immediately and keep it out of the reach of children. Please return the affected products either directly to Ravensburger or to the original store of purchase with proof of purchase.
Ravensburger recalls Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: MonkeyRavensburger recalls Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: MonkeyRavensburger recalls Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: Monkey

Ravensburger has announced a recall for two of its products: the Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and the Pop-it Spinner: Monkey. The recall is due to a choking hazard, as small parts can detach from these toys, which could be a risk if a child places them in their mouth.

The affected products include specific batch numbers for both items, which can be found on the bottom of the packaging and on the product itself. Approximately 417 units are impacted in the Republic of Ireland, and these toys were sold at various retailers, including Brown Thomas, Arnotts, and several Toymaster locations.

Consumers are advised to stop using the recalled products immediately and keep them away from children. They can return the items either directly to Ravensburger by filling out a returns form on their website or to the original store where they were purchased, along with proof of purchase. For additional information, customers can reach out to the Ravensburger service team via email.

From the official notice

Notice details Publication date: 2 December 2025 Ravensburger is carrying out a recall of Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: Monkey. The risk reported to the CCPC is that of choking. Small parts may detach from the product, which a small child may place in their mouth and choke. The product details can be found below: Product   Item Number Batch Number Pop-it Spinner: Leopard 04868 &…

Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →

Frequently asked questions

Is Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: Monkey being recalled in Ireland?

Yes. Ravensburger is recalling the Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: Monkey due to a choking hazard. Small parts may detach from the products, posing a risk to small children.

Why is Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: Monkey being recalled?

The recall relates to a choking hazard. Ravensburger is recalling the Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: Monkey due to a choking hazard. Small parts may detach from the products, posing a risk to small children.

What should I do if I have this product?

Customers should stop using the product immediately and keep it out of the reach of children. Please return the affected products either directly to Ravensburger or to the original store of purchase with proof of purchase.

Which batches of Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: Monkey are affected?

The affected batch codes are: 12.034.012, 12.034.033, SM17774P1, SM17874P1, SM21374P1, SM24874P1, SM35974P3, SM36774P3, SM35974P5, SM36774P5, 12.034.011, 12.034.032.

Where was Pop-it Spinner: Leopard and Pop-it Spinner: Monkey sold?

It was sold via Ravensburger.

Source: Competition & Consumer Protection Commission, published 2 December 2025 · Last checked 8 October 2026
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