Retractable Cat Toys Wand with 5 Piece Teaser Refills, Interactive Cat Feather Toy for Cat Kitten Having Fun Exerciser Playing

My cat is 13 yrs old, but she still loves to play! Because she is finicky about everything & because many cat toys either broke easily or she lost interest in them, I have been hesitant to try most of the toys in my budget range. I’ve been looking for toys I think she would like when I came across this package of toys.My cat was hesitant at first, but she became VERY interested in the caterpillars after I removed the bells. She begs us at least once everyday to play with her using the wand and caterpillars. We use them to go through the house & she chases after us as we drag it or she lays on the floor and bats at the caterpillar to make it swing.The fur of the caterpillars comes off the string very easily as a result of her chewing on the tail area. These pieces can become a hazard if you have small children around. I have found a kit of replacement caterpillars here on Amazon.I have one caterpillar that I leave off the wand so that she can play independently.The wand is somewhat flexible & fragile, so we are careful about how we play and how we retract it. The clip to exchange the caterpillars is difficult. The bells can’t easily be removed.Our cat rejected the toy on the spring that can be connected to a suction cup. I don’t think it will work for any cat. It’s pretty much filler in the package.My cat did not express much interest in the feathers, but our other cat that died in 2020 loved feathers, & I’m sure she would have had fun with it.I recommend this toy package for those who are willing to put up with its uniqueness or for people who don’t have little children crawling and rolling on the floor. I think that most cats who like to play with a string will like the caterpillars.

Works very well.

These are one of my cats, favorite toys, unfortunately, they don’t last long.

One of our cats is allergic to feathers which really limits the toys we can have in the house. All of our cats love chasing these little worms all over the place. The telescoping rod is excellent and has stood up to quite a bit of pulling and bending. Just wish the worms didn’t fall apart so fast. They start to unravel from the tail and then there’s little bits of fluff that start coming off and we have to throw them away before someone eats the fluff.

I am too lazy to write a review on most product, but I feel like I HAVE TO leave a review on this amazing item. We have two kittens(6-month-old and 14-week-old) and I thought the older one needed some extra exercise. I knew they love fishrod-type toys, but our one was too old and almost breaking. Thus I purchased this one, with slight doubt on its quality.Even before I even open the package, the sound of bells made my cats get super excited. The string is just a thick fishing line, it is not elastic. The wand is retractable and flexible, which makes the movement of the toy more attractive to the cats.When I opened the package, there were a few things that made me worry. 1. The fishing line, which might hurt my cats. At least it was thick enough and it may be okay if you pay enough attention. 2. The connection between the teasers and the string has a safety pin-like structure, which may hurt the cats. 3. Teasers have eyeballs glued on them. I thought animals could swallow these. I would highly recommend you NOT to GIVE UP just by these downsides, because you can improve the safety with very easy modifications. First, I cut off the eyes(sorry, Mr. Teaser) of the teasers. And then I removed the fishing line, actually after my cat bit it off to release the teaser... I found out that a fabric string from my old hoodie can be a great alternative. Even better than the original version. This solves the problem 1 and 2 at the same time. You can just put the ends of the string into the tiny hole of the rod and tie the knot, and tie the knot on the teaser to secure it.My cats are in love with string toys, they love tail-like fluffy teasers and the bells drive them extremely excited. I have never seen my cats this much excited. My older cat made hissing and growling sounds to protect its "prey", which is a normal behavior of a super excited cat. Poor little younger one looked a bit scared and looked at me with eyes full of desire on this toy. So I attached another teaser on a pom-pom ball attached on an elastic string on my cat tower. Now they have two teasers here and there(others are stored inside my closet), when I shake the wand they literally fly to it, and then I ring the bell on the teaser attached to my cat tower. They get a bit confused but run towards the cat tower. Repeating it. Endless cuteness explosion. I think I need to end my review here because my kittens are meowing to beg for another playtime.

I felt bad because I hadn't gotten my cat a new toy in a while. I find those fuzzy worms really funny for some reason, so when browsing through toys I saw these and figured I'd give them a try. Like mother, like son - my cat is obsessed with these stupid things. When he wants to play he'll paw at the wand pathetically until I pick it up. He's literally yelling at me right now as I try to write this because he wants me to play with it. My only gripe is that there isn't some kind of lock/release button to retract or extend the wand, because sometimes I just want to play short range, you know? The mouse thing that came with it is just kind of unnecessary filler to me, I can't get it to suction to anything so it's whatevs. But overall we're big fans!!

We have 5 cats and all of them love this toy the best! Highly recommended!

I have three cats, ages 11, 9, and 4, and all of them love this cat toy. The wand has held up despite my 15 lb Maine Coon smacking the heck out of it. We've only had it for 3 weeks so I'm not sure how long it will hold up but, fingers crossed, it'll last for a while. Also, we haven't used the feather attachments and don't intend to.