Childplaymate Cat Interactive Toy

I opened this package and large fluff and feathers started flying immediately. So much so that I instantly decided that I would not allow my cat to play with these. As I was looking at them harder I found that three of the feather toppers weren't even attached to the rods. Of the other two one had glue on it, like they resold it after it had been returned. The wands are miserably weak, the bells are just the right size to choke a pet as well as small children, and I shudder to think what dye is in these. There's absolutely no way these can be less than unhealthy. I wish I could show in a picture how fluffy awful they are. All I can do is post a picture showing that they're broken. Don't buy 'em.

I like that you recieve 6 feather toys. They have not proven to be as play resitant as other feather toys, but you get 6 for a very good price. And they do hold up for a bit. The bells are nice and big- nice feature, I did not cut them off as I do with the smaller bells for fear of my cats swallowing them The bells seem to please my two, announcing play time.The sticks are a little shorter than some other brands but long enough. Just facilitates different feather toy games than the longer sticks. Take the bottom cap off the stick ( opposite the feather end) you dont need it and it's a chocking hazard

Honestly we nearly completely love these toys, our cats come out of their naps immediately when they hear the bells on these toys jingling. They love them so much that we have to hide the toys in hard to reach locations or the cats will tear them apart. The only thing that would make these greater is if they had longer wands for the hand holder. Sometimes we accidentally get scratched in the play frenzy.

These short rod toys are great for playing with kittens. They learn not to play with your hands and they play with these better then the long rod toys. This group of rods are feathers with big bells, the rod has a little piece that covers the end that slips off and can choke a kitten. The kittens claws get stuck inside the holes in the bells and the feathers come out easy so this toy won't last long. I foster kittens so I took the bells off and pulled off the end.

I ordered these to take to the local animal shelter for the cats entertainment. I didnt expect them to arrive with the feather top separated from the wand, but sadly 2 of the 5 were broken. Since they are cheaply made they could not be put back together. Thankfully they were inexpensive, but I am still disappointed in them

These toys were cheap, and I got what I paid for. My cats have ripped almost all the feathers off of these wands, but they do enjoy playing with them. A word of caution, THE JINGLY BELLS ARE LOUD!!! Like most cats, my kitties like to make the most noise possible after I turn my bedside light off to go to sleep, so these wands are put out of reach to the kitties, so that I don't lose my mind.

They take a little while to get to you, but in terms of price you can't beat it! The bells do tend to fall off, so I would recommend possibly removing them. But with our without bells my cats absolutely love them, and my toddler thinks they are the best toy as well haha.

I have a 1.5 year old cat and a 12 week old kitten and they cannot leave these alone! They play with them whether were moving them or not. They love the feathers and bells. My kitten grabls them and pulls them around the house so naturally a few of the feathers come out sometimes, but I think we've only lost 3 small feathers in the last week or so. Is say they're pretty durable for the amount that they're thrown around!