Cat Dancer803 Whisker Chasers Interactive Cat Toy (Pack of 2)

I recently got a Savannah kitten. He is currently 17 weeks old. This little boy is going thru toys, tearing them apart, chewing thru them, and just in general destroying them; I've been throwing out about 4-6 toys a week because of this. It's been a learning process.These were DEFINITELY a favorite, right off the bat. He proudly carries these like his little trophies around the house. Unfortunately, the cardboard ends did not hold up to his chewing(maybe 3 days? he is teething, so that was likely a contributing factor), otherwise it would have been a 5 star review. One of them got thrown out and the other one is lost somewhere. I will still ikely buy these again in the future, as a treat for the kitten, but I know the life expectancy of these is very short in my household, teething or not.

I've been really surprised at how much my 15-year-old cat has been playing with this toy. When I first gave it to him, about a week or so ago, he ignored it, even when I threw it for him, but the next day he started knocking it around all over the house, even to the point of ignoring his usual favorites, a pink Kitty Boink and a large orange coil. And he's still playing with it, over and over. Frankly, I had doubts even before I gave him the toy, because the colors seemed fairly dark (except for a yellow stripe on one side of the "flag"), and most of my apartment has dark laminate wood flooring. But the "legs" or "whiskers," or whatever they are, must make the toy visible enough for him to spot. He also likes playing with it on the tan carpeting in one of the rooms, where it bounces when he bats at it. I suppose he'll get tired of it after a while and go back to his Boink and coil, but maybe not. It seems to be keeping his interest longer than other new toys that have gone into the toy box after the initial novelty has worn off.Update: I'm now back, almost 5 months later, to report that my cat is still crazy about these toys. He bats them all over the place, picks them up in his mouth and tosses them in the air so he can catch them coming down (or bat them away like serving a volleyball), and rolls over and over with them when they get onto the carpet. Unfortunately, he also bats them under and behind furniture frequently, making me crawl around the floor two or three times a week with a flashlight trying to figure out where they are so I can retrieve them for him. (Sigh.) And today he finally stumped me. I have no idea where the lost one can be -- even after a full housecleaning and moving a bookcase away from the wall. So I'm about to order backups for the remaining toy.

I bought these because one of my cats only plays with the wire cat dancer toy. I wanted to see if he would play alone sometimes, and these have the same paper tubes, but no luck. Not one of my 3 cats pays any attention to them.

Kitty's not super thrilled with these. They are a little large to toss about with the paws. The whiskers also swell up when dropped in the water dish. Kitty loves to drown her toys. Sometimes takes a while for interest to develop. We shall see.

My kitty likes them and as an add-on (no shipping) the price is right. I buy him lots of toys, and I put one of these on the "teaser stick" of another (worn out) toy to make it interactive.

I was privileged enough in july to get 2 new kittens. I got this toy wondering, Well Jack won't even let his sister near them. Yes he hides them all over and loves to play fetch.. I have shared them with all my kittens siblings and all love them. When not playing fetch he trots around like he has caught a mouse. Yes they have landed if the water, I rescued 3 in one day and put them in the cupboard to dry, Jack found them and stole them back.Yes all cats are very particular about their surrounds and taste. Luckily Jack loves these and Jilli, his sister, has her favs.

I got these toys as a fun treat for my 7 month old cats. The "legs" on them are so stiff and the felt is cheaply attached the kittens can easily tear them apart if allowed to. We used these on a piece of soft leather cord and hung them from off the back on our kitchen chairs. The loved them till it flung around and caught my girl cat in the eye. I'm glad it was not attached to the cat dancer wire like it's supposed to be or my cat may have gone blind.. This is not something I would ever buy again and they ended up in the trash.

Had a young teething kitten who wanted to chew everything! This toy was the perfect remedy to give her something to chew on that was appropriate. The chewing part is made of dense paper product, so it won't hurt kitten's new teeth. As they keep chewing, they soften the paper fibers and it makes them feel like they're making progress on chewing it. Cat owners can rotate the toys with more chewed/less chewed paper sections for kitty preference. Our kitten is 7 months old and no longer teething but still occasionally throws these in the air to play with them. Best for the teething kitten stage, though!

Cats didn t seem to play with it first few days but once I saw them play with it they go crazy and the sticks that are hanging out cats like but them in their mouthThe only think they are small then the size written on and their bit different ad the only have 2 sticks but on the pic they have 3Cat loves it

Love all the cat dancer products and they usually drive the cat wild but these were not to the princess’s liking!

It interested just one of my cats. But he is a silly boy anyways as any random things interest him. The other one wasn't bothered. This is such a money fleecing scheme! Just some hard paper sticks with a cloth around it. I really thought it was something awesome but then it's just the thrashy item that I described. Got it for 199 Rs in the sale but it's not worth 20 Rs also. Make one at home, avoid this and Please save your money. Remember the cat is a curious animal and will play with anything and I'm silly to buy this!

Giving four stars because product looks like as described but my cat did not play with it. Cloth material looks like thin fleece. sticks look like pretzels, but no idea what they are. In Ontario where I am there is no natural prey that looks like this so maybe that is part of the problem, otherwise it does not squeak, rattle or move so my cat does not even sniff it. ...but, every cat is different. Material about two inches, and sticks about 2.5 - 3 inches. Product protected in packaging.

I have a dec; awed rescue declawed by previous owners) and it is hard to find toys that she likes to play with. I gather all her toys together in one place and then I see what's been moved around in the morning. This toy doesn't bet much playtime. It is well made, but not my cat's favourite by any means.