BALLMIE Cat Toys Ball Cat Owl Balls for Cats, Catnip Handmade Felt Wool & Yarn (Paw)

They are expensive option for cat toys, but the cuteness factor overweight the attempts for frugalness. Only 2 cats of 4 are interested in playing with them, other 2 do not care what-so-ever …BUT…having those little cute balls laying around is simply lovely . They are very well made , sturdy , soft and adorable .Look great as decoration and do serve purpose as toys from time to time.All in all - glad we got them .

My cat loves balls, and these were the perfect size for her. Not so small that she could swallow them, and she loves batting them around and hiding balls in various parts of my apartment. If your cat likes to bat around little balls, they will probably enjoy these.The balls themselves are really cute, and my cat hasn't destroyed them yet so I think they're fairly durable. And for the price for six, I felt like it was a good deal.

These little poms are ADORABLE and my 6mo shelter kitten, July, says that poms are the preferred toy for playing fetch. We generally do what he says.The "paw" seems to be made out of felted wool. They have just a little more weight to them than regular poms, so this makes them a little easier to throw. He likes that. They are on the small side, so they can be found stuck under furniture pretty frequently, but not so small they get lost under the fridge or the washer/dryer.We've had them for a few months now and they are holding up well, no loose fabric or strings, and he continues to love them. I deducted one star for the price (13.99). I would buy these on the regular for just a little less.

My youngest cat is straight up obsessed with these! Hands down his favorite toy. I accidentally bought two packs and was about to return the second but he was so into them I figured why not have the extra around for when we inevitably lose them ha ha. I've had them for about 6 months and even after all of the rough playing they're only now starting to fall apart (the little paws are coming off on a few). Could be problematic for cats that eat stuff they're not supposed to but they're small enough that I'm not concerned they wouldn't pass and I don't have to worry about strings getting wrapping around their insides. Maybe avoid giving them to small kittens just to be safe. But even with the paws off the ball itself is still holding up well enough for my cat to continue playing with! Some people say it's pricy but I think it was well worth the money given how much he loves them and the fact that they haven't completely fallen apart like most toys.(My oldest cat doesn't touch them but he doesn't touch anything so that's really not much to go on)

I purchased these for my cat as they looked cute and didn't seem too big for her mouth. Upon receipt, I realized these were essentially just yarn balls with poorly stitched wool pawprints on them (my 9lb cat ripped them off the same night I gave her the ball...she has super tiny teeth). She loves the balls and carries them around, but I don't think they're worth the price point whatsoever. I may as well have bought a big bag of yarn balls for under $5 than 6 of these gimmicky ones for $15.

My cat loves these over any of the similar "pom pom" or fluffy balls. They're just the right weight to toss across the room and have kitty chase them. Super cute. Only downside is my cat will chew off the paw part after a while. Ordering again for the second time!

This was my second purchase of these paw balls which are my cat's all time favorite toy.Pros:— Real wool. (Even though I grew up on a sheep farm and know wool) the wool in these is cat confirmed. Since kitten hood he's had an unerring nose for real wool (and cat nip).— Cat beloved. Cat bats, throws, flips, thumps, and basically carries these everywhere. U can't haz it!— Lasts longer. Typically cat kills his polyester pom poms within minutes. These he loving carries around for as much as three days, so for us that's a record. My cat drops all pom pom balls into water bowl and that does not hurt these or cause it to look like a hair ball.Cons— Take these away at night. (Unless you like waking to cat going thump in the night by pouncing on and off your bed.

Overpriced, I waited patiently hoping for something cute for my kittie to enjoy and when it got here they were hardly bigger than a penny in size. What a joke. Are you intentionally trying to rip people off?? Very disappointed, yet another waste of my hard-earned money.