10PCS Cat Worm Toy for Cats, Cat Wand Toy Accessories, Cat Feather Toy Attachments Replacements, and 1PC Black String for Cat Fishing Pole Toy, Assorted Worm Cat Toy Teaser for Indoor Cats Kitten

These worm toys have become one of my cat’s favorite, so I was glad to find a package o that had many of them for a good price. Unlike others, these were plain and didn’t have fake eyes attached, so a less of a chance of choking. I was worried about the bells since my cat doesn’t like a lot of noise, but he doesn’t mind these. I’m very happy with this purchase and recommend these to add to your stash!

She love it so much.

Nice colorful set

I feel torn about giving this a rating. They are cheap and come in a large pack so there are plenty. The quality is what you would expect for such a low-priced item, it doesn't take long before colorful fuzz is falling off the toy. These only last a few play sessions before needing to be retired and replaced with a new one. As the fuzz comes off it leaves the center string exposed. However, these are a high value toy to my cat, her favorite. She's pretty picky about some cat toys so the fact that this is so engaging is a huge plus. (Important to note that she is pretty obsessed with this toy but it does not cause aggression like some other cat toys - looking at you, Rainbow Ribbon.)

My 10 year old cat loves to chase the birdie feathers. It gives her great exercise and she’s even catches it. After she rests, she gets her treats. The bell is not a favorite of hers or mine. It definitely floats in the air better without a bell. So, I take the bell off.

Had these from a previous order and still remain very satisfied.

These fuzzy tails do not wear out as fast as others

I bought this package on October 7, 2024 because the previous string, attached to the wand, finally gave up the ghost after a couple of years use. The kitten loves him some felt toys (to the point of exhaustion) so I thought this was the way to go. In fairness, these felt work things don't last very long with him and I do find tying off the end of the string, once the bits start flying, extends their life by quite a bit. The downer for me (and him, let's be fair) was when the clasp, holding said felt toy, broke on Nov 10th, barely over a month into being 'loved'. As in came apart into several pieces. Thankfully, I was able to retrieve the metals pieces before they could be swallowed. Based on this, and just how long it didn't last, now I see why they offer a 4 pack of replacement strings...