Potaroma Cat Toys Flapping Bird (No Flying), Lifelike Sandpiper Chirp Tweet, Rechargeable Touch Activated Kitten Toy Interactive Cat Exercise Toys for All Breeds Cat Kicker Catnip Toys 4.0"

The media could not be loaded. This is one of the most engaging and entertaining toys we’ve found for my PETS ever! My cat took to it immediately with curiosity and fascination then vigorous hunting prowess.Fun for dogs:Once it entered the domain of our Australian Shepherd it was impossible to keep it from her. She constantly herds the cat with it then steals it away. Once in her possession she shakes and throws it to herself repeatedly. The charge time is nominal and not as frequent as I expected. It lasts days! They get so much use out of it.Size:And unlike so many other toys, it doesn’t end up under a stove or couch, lost to time or the next cleaning routine.Activity level:When it turns off, as it should, she sits and watches it for hours, waiting for any movement or action. If the breeze or gravity shifts it she will attack and it’s game on again. Occasionally, I will tap it so it will tweet again so she reengages, simply out of pity. I’ve had to buy a second one just for the cat in his space, it’s on him when he teases her with it in her space. But I have to return one or the other in there occasionally. It’s such a great toy.Chewability:This is a dog that believes toys are for killing and meant to be unstuffed. I’ve spent more money on stuffing and squeakers than snugglers. There is something about this toy that makes it special. You’ll notice the tail feathers are pretty much gone, as I expected, but other than that, she’s left the rest in tact. She can shake and attack, throw and play, but the mechanism, wings, and head all stay put. The only thing keeping the device in place is a sturdy Velcro strip. And it’s sturdy! But she’s never broke through. The head and wings aren’t her target. She’s in it for the chase and engagement. Even her tiny little nose is still in tact. Bounce:If you were expecting more hop for your money, as I was, don’t get excited. This doesn’t do flips or jump over the moon. This little fella doesn’t clear a couple of inches, at best. After the initial disappointment I realized my cat (and later my dog) didn’t see the video and wasn’t concerned in the least about the lack of acrobatics. They were pleased as punch with the noise and motion it was capable of. So, I let it go and maintain my five stars as is.

The media could not be loaded. Not only does my 4 month old cat, Squirt, absolutely LOVE this toy(he's been stalking/playing with it since we received it and i turned it on)... but the humans in the house love it also. One of the BEST things is the sound level. It's loud enough to hear, but not deafening or so loud that it drives you nuts after 10 minutes of it being on. It stays in the background, instead of constantly yelling at you, and reminding you that its there chirping... You can easily have a conversation or watch TV while the cat is in the background playing and hunting his/her heart out, and not have to actively block out the chirping coming from the toy so you don't go mad. 🙃Something else that we love is that it is rechargeable, and comes with a charging cord(you need to have a 5V charging block already, as it doesn't come with one, but that was no problem for us.. just a regular phone charging block works perfectly fine)We also like that it doesn't constantly chirp. The cat has to actively be playing with it in order for it to continue chirping. And even if the cat is actively playing with it, it will not chirp constantly. It takes little 15-30 second breaks after a few chirps.From what I can tell so far, there is no method to the chirping. Which is good. Bc I've found, with my cat atleast, if there's a pattern/repetition to a toy, he'll lose interest a lot sooner and opposed to it randomly going off.I thought the bird was kinda big at first, but my 4 month old cat proved me wrong. He bats it around like Ragnar Lothbrok, and teaches it who's boss all the time. He has no problem picking it up in his mouth either.The fabric it's made of is soft and fuzzy, but doesn't leave fluff balls anywhere. So I feel like that is good bc you don't have to worry about your cat eating any fabric and getting blocked up/impacted.The only thing I will mention that I THINK could be a problem in the future, is the little feet, and the feathers on the birds bum. My cat is an absolute viking. Yes, even at 4 months old. He is such a little destructor. Already, I've noticed he's taken a fancy to biting and chewing on the legs as well as the feathers. I imagine overtime they will wear out and I might end up having to use scissors to take off any parts that become a potential issue. Again, the only 2 things I believe could create a problem like this are the feet and the feathers. But it hasn't caused any issues in the hour since it's been home yet lol. I will update this review if anything changes.Overall, I'm thrilled all around with this purchase. This cat has been giving us a run for our money, and it's hard to keep him entertained 24/7. This toy has helped tremendously since its been here, and we will keep it in rotation with all the other toys we've got for him. If need be, in the future I will definitely purchase the bird duo if this guy ever dies on us.Much appreciation from 2 kitten parents that are lacking sleep, and the time to do anything other than keep a kitten entertained😅

Ease of use:Super easy to set up and charge.Toy quality:It’s very well made, HIGH quality toy for a good price. Value for money:For the price it’ll keep your cat happy for a long time if they like these types of toys, very worth the price.Sound quality:The sound quality is crisp, made my cat perk up within milliseconds of turning it on.Overall- 5 stars, the creator was nice enough to send me a completely new one for free because my dog had got to it and chewed on it and sadly tore the belt that keeps the charger / flap wings in place. So probably not dog friendly, but if your cats aren’t harsh chewers they’ll most likely love this.

This is a really cute, nicely made little bird and it works great, my cat loved to play with it. Then it needed to be charged. I plugged it in, however, it refuses to charge. It's possible I'm doing something wrong, e.g., the switch is in the wrong position or something else, but really it shouldn't be that hard IMO. I'm kinda disappointed and I'm not sure where the information is on it, so am left in a no-win situation. I don't know where to go with it from here.

This is a great cat toy for the cats with a thirst for hunting. Its well made and surprisingly soft. No batteries needed. It chirps and flaps its wings when touched, so its not going constantly. My cat took to it straight away. The cat nip in the belly helps.