Cat Dancer Toy

You might think this is expensive for a bit of wire and cardboard but you'd be wrong, it is worth every penny, it's the only toy my cat has ever shown interest in. Most things are too big and he gets scared, lol. But he loves this, he demands to play with it every morning. It's simplicity is great. It moves like a moth, and I can just hold one end without doing anything else and cat will entertain himself for ages batting it about and chasing it's jumpy movements. Great little toy this.

This is an excellent cat toy.It's cheap, simple and keeps my cat entertained. Lord Biffington Fluffypants III used to live on the streets like a common peasant until he claimed his rightful seat, (the most comfortable armchair in the room,) so he's not amused by empty gestures or novelty trinkets.He has known hardship, what it takes to catch your dinner to survive. We've tried a whole range of toys from balls, wands, kickers, cat fishing, etc but he's either dubious or plain bored by them. Then we got this, and he loves it.The random bouncing motion keeps him on his toes and even though M'lord likes to play rough, it's surprisingly durable. We can play hard with him jumping around or a lazy afternoon of laying round trying to catch it before it bounces out of reach. Yes, it's a couple of pieces of cardboard on a wire. But it's utterly genius. This is the only thing that has held his attention. No, it doesn't beat playing with a freshly caught mouse in a box, but this way I'm not having to get rid of little mouse bodies.10/10 Would Recommend. Will be getting another when he finally annihilates this one.

Pros:- The cat loves it, whether its pulled along the floor or flying around in the air it is being hunted.- CheapCons:- Too cheap. I wish the 'handle' was better (it is a bit of rolled-up cardboard), I'd pay more for this.- I worry that the might bite the wire and damage her teeth, as above I'd pay for something more quality, why not have the end attacked to something with no wire near it?Conclusion:It's worth buying as long as it's cheap, chances are your cat will enjoy it, just be careful when playing with your cat so they don't get chance to bite the wire and don't leave it alone with your cat.

For such a simple piece of card on a wire it is the most played with toy and my cat loves it. It's ridiculous how something so simple works so well. My friend recommended it when her cat went daft for it too. That's 2 cats seal of approval and my cat is a fussy thing!

Excellent toy .my cats love it

Another Top Rated tested and bought toy from Amazon reviewed by Jackson Galaxy Cat Daddy on You Tube, so I bought one. It's so simple but so effective! My cat loves it!

Well. At first I thought this was the best cat toy my new kitten had got. She played with it straight away, jumping all over the house for it. But she became so obsessed with it, she was addicted, would meow her head off and look for it when I put it away. She kept panting after a while, so had to stop. But keeps looking for it. I've put it away, it doesn't seem safe enough either, if the cardboard comes off it could spring up & hit them.

The Cat Dancer is a work of staggering feline genius. The erratic movements of the wire hit every catty spot and my cat has been transfixed and entranced ever since I opened the packet and dangled it on day one. He is still entranced a month later, and looks on with anticipation as I get it out of the drawer each day. It's also fantastic exercise for cats; my cat leaps and jumps when the Dancer is held high, or he races like a crazy thing if I whoosh and wiggle it across the floor.The wire nature of the Dancer means it moves very fast (much faster than, say, dangled string). But my cat is also entranced when it moves slowly. It's impossible to say why exactly it appeals so much to my cat, but it does.Occasionally, I've tried bringing out the old fishing rod toy with feathers. Cat was never that interested before but now it's just 'meh'.My cat also enjoys chewing on the cardboard rolls on the end of the Dancer, when he catches it. This is another good feature of the design, compared to the useless feathers of other cat toys.My cat likes to chew, so I will probably have to replace the Cat Dancer a few times a year, because although the cardboard rolls are robust, they are not everlasting - but it's so cheap it doesn't matter, and the materials are recyclable. And probably not all cats are so chewy as mine is.In conclusion, if you have a cat, I recommend you buy this toy now.