CHIWAVA 4 Packs 15 Inch Long Soft Plush Cat Toys Mice Rustle Sound Small Mouse Activity Interactive Toy

These toys are great, except for the plastic bell, which should have been sewn inside because my kitten will chew it off and swallow it. For the sake of safety, I had to cut it off. I didn't notice the bell or rattle in the picture, and if I had, it would have deterred me from purchasing. Cat toy designers must remember that cats enjoy chewing and swallowing small objects. For the sake of your cat, there should be more stringent manufacturing guidelines and safety procedures in place. I hope that anyone who reads this remembers this when shopping for cat toys. Is it okay for your pet to eat it? Do the eyes come off, does the paint come off, is it safe, etc. ? (This toy could have come with a small bag of catnip, but it appears to be safe otherwise. ) Also, they're adorable, and my cats adore them.

Deacon Bender

| Nov 20, 2021

She preferred this toy to any of the dozens of others she owned! From now on, I'll keep these "in stock" for all of my foster children to take home.

Amira Bird

| Jan 09, 2021

I wasn't expecting the kittens to be so enamored with these, but they do. They carry them around and chase them around. Because one of them has a habit of trying to carry the entire wand down the stairs (which isn't very safe with the handle), I wanted a safer string-like option for them to wiggle with. Now he can cart it around as he pleases. br>br>Before I let them have these, I tore their ears off all of them - in case something goes wrong Some were a little more firmly attached, but most came off with a tug, and I didn't want to risk them being swallowed. They're pretty tough without the ears, and I'll keep this review updated as they try to destroy these rattle mice with vigorous play.

Ariel Mendez

| Jan 23, 2021

I took these out of the box nearly five hours ago, and the cats haven't stopped playing with them for more than 30 minutes. My two-year-old cat has not stopped playing with them, despite the fact that they are similar to his favorite toy. It's insane - she rubs it all over her body, licks it, bites it, and so on. We don't see her play very often unless we're actively interacting with her. And if I pick one up, both cats will stop what they're doing and try to take it away from me. I'm not sure I've ever seen my cats react so positively to toys.

Alexa McCarty

| Dec 28, 2020

My cat, for example, continues to delight in attempting to suffocate it. The blind cat, on the other hand, is the one who enjoys them. br>br>She absolutely needs toys that make noise. Crinkle balls are her favorite toys because they are light, move easily, and allow her to hear them while playing. She enjoys the crinkling of the tails, but she's more alert when it's the one with a WORKING bell. The bells can be found inside the tail. She likes it when the part crinkles. br>br>My other cat thinks about it, but she'd rather play with her rattling mice because the tail bothers her. Is it something I'd go out of my way to get? Maybe not; it's a bit of a steep price to pay for something that only comes with half the bells promised, and even worse, only half of that half works.

Skyler Mathews

| Jun 29, 2021

These are his favorite toys out of all the ones we bought: the tails crinkle, they have a rattle and a bell, they're soft, and they're a lot bigger than I expected! They're nearly as tall as he is! The mouse body, on the other hand, is small enough for him to fit in his mouth, and he enjoys running around with it. We keep these mice on the bedside table so that we can give him one if he starts chewing on our computer cords. This is one of the few toys that he will play with without our help. However, he also enjoys chasing long tails while we move our bodies around with our hands. I'm blown away by these things; he's completely enamored with them! Playtime has never been the same since!.

Bellamy KNOWLES

| May 22, 2021

I don't usually write product reviews, but in this case, I couldn't help myself. br>These are not something I would buy again. br>Three of these are considered the best toys in the universe by my cats, and I only have one queen cat who does not play with toys. Prior to these, she had only played with one toy in the previous six years. Three of them, she and my other cat agree, are fantastic. The rattle inside the red one, on the other hand, is missing; the tail makes the noise it should, but both want the rattle. I thought the rattle had become stuck, so I repeatedly slammed it against various objects and my hand. Its tail had broken off, but there was no rattle sound. If it was made as advertised, I would strongly recommend this toy. However, I would not recommend this toy because the other isn't.

Ephraim Mercado

| Aug 14, 2021