Flapping Bird Cat Toy, Motion Activated with Catnip, 3 Modes & USB Rechargeable, Machine Washable Interactive Toy for Indoor Cats

The first bird only flapped, no chirping. The replacement appeared to have the same issue. However, the problem was with the user not the product & I owe the seller an apology. My husband located a button on the bird's back and not wearing my glasses, the part of the instructions on how to change from flapping to singing to flapping & singing was in lighter print and I completely missed it. I've purchased other toys from this seller & have been 100% pleased with their performance, as is my kitty. Sounds like a real bird & now she has something to attack/play with inside that mimics the real creatures outside her main viewing window.

This is super cute but the battery does not last long. My cat loves it and attacks it constantly it just does not last long and have to constantly recharge it. But still very cute.

I like that it is rechargeable. It turns itself off when it is left alone for awhile. For the price, it should have come with an outlet plug. Luckily I have outlets that have USB openings.

Had to return this cute cat toy.....it didn't move as shown on the box and video.Could have been a great addition for our cats.

Our 2 kittens loved the toy, they beat it up good, lasted about 2 weeks then stopped working, just made noise

All three of my cats love this bird. It sounds just like a real bird chirping and my cats love that the wings flap as well.

There are better brands for flapping bird toys. Try Pamlulu for example. This duck is really cute like Daffy Duck but even with a full charge it barely moves and the quacking is hardly audible. Not the best.

I don't know why, but I somehow thought this "bird" did more. I looked at the description and it was exactly as described. But, for some reason, I thought there would be more "action" in this interactive toy for my kitty besides the chirping (like, flapping of wings or something). My cat, after her initial sniffing of possible interest, walked away totally disinterested. I attached the bird to a "wand" from another toy, and she kinda played with it for about a minute, then, again, walked away totally disinterested. I've attached it to her scratching post, and it gets a bit more interaction with my kitty, but not much, so it sits idle more than 99% of the time. Perhaps my kitty is too old (She's 5-1/2 years old) and it's better for a kitten who has boundless energy and imagination.