GoCat Da Birdie

It’s like this thing activates my cat’s prey-drive by just existing. Felt like very good construction and I know better than to let him play either it while its off the wand but he loves to, and in 2 days he’s gnawed and tore off the head after extensive work. Price for value is decent considering the quality of the toy, the materials, but you also should consider the sizes of the toys. Overall the orange cheese puff loved da bird, so da octopus and da rat have been ordered.

Still the best cat toy around. Nothing compares with it. I do wrap masking tape around the connector opening because my dopey cat has gotten his toe stuck in there, and I do replace them on a timely manner because otherwise an active cat can shred it down to virtually nothing.

Bought this for our three cats to replace a feather toy. They go wild for this. I have to hide it from them when we aren't playing with them. Our youngest cat will actually sit where we keep it and try to get it.

This is so much of a favorite for my little cat that I purchased two of them. He loves to carry these around in his mouth and hide them from himself and then go find them again. Extremely well-made and so much fun to watch him enjoy it

I needed to replace my old Da Cat birdie and these were at a good price. Its too bad that my cat really likes these and will drag the bird down the hall when she wants to play with it and we will find it in the room later in day. Cat likes so well, it starts to deteriorate quickly

Go Cat Da hummingbird. Come on this doesn’t look anything like the one in the picture. I knew it would be small but it’s not even the same color it doesn’t even look like the same texture! WTF!??

My cat absolutely LOVES this toy. Since it's meant to be used on a string, we never let her play with it unattended. However, in the first few uses little grey fairs began to shed from the birdie. My cat pulls HARD on the toy after she captures it, so I expect it will last much longer for others than it has for us. My cat just adores chasing this thing around, and will go until she literally can't anymore. I think the toy's shape may make it easier to track and capture than the birdie, and I am less concerned about her choking on pieces that shed from a birdie than a feather toy, since the pieces that come off are soft hairs, that wont get stuck in her throat. However, I do occasionally have to remove tufts of hair from her mouth when she tugs hard on the toy. Despite loosing most of its fur volume, the birdie has retained its shape and is still firmly attached to the loop. Despite its shedding, I will definitely be repurchasing this product.

My cat loves these