OurPets Play-N-Squeak Twice the Mice Cat Toy, 2pc Squeaking Cat Mouse Toy with Catnip

Cat impressed. Squeak lasts well. Cat throws them around with enthusiasm. Good value.

Just PURRfect for my cat, she is small and timed house cat and these mice ticked all the boxes.

Huge play value and squeak is so realistic. Always know where the cat is - usually behind a sofa batting his squeaky toy. goes and looks for them when it is too wet / cold to play outside. Seem to be very resilient too - going strong after several months of hearty play.Added comment after two years- resilient ? these mice are tremendous. Still look almost as good as new after more than two years of almost daily play. One has just lost its squeak - a minor tragedy in the household so am quickly ordering two fresh mice. One warning - when our cat catches a baby rat (it is a rural area) it is dispatched and neatly added to the toy pile. Have more than once picked up a corpse in error !

My cat absolutely loves these! They squeak whenever she bats or attacks them. They are quite sensitive. The noise is fairly loud (be warned, although I don't find it that annoying) and gives an extra sensory dimension to play.Really would recommend for confident cats who enjoy self play

Cat couldn’t wait for me to open them and took them and ran off with them

Both my cat and my dog love playing with these. The mice have withstood years of chewing and fetching and STILL squeak. This is my second lot when the first went missing in the garden.

So far it scares the hell out of our 9 month old kitten! Not sure he will ever want to get anywhere near them!

Bought these for my Oriental nut-case, who due to special needs, isn't allowed outside. He has given them his seal of approval by driving me crazy ever since they arrived, batting them around the house and howling every time he's lost one behind the fridge, until I've retrieved it for him. It's sometimes hard to keep him stimulated and active, and he's picky about which toys he will play with, but the squeaking fascinates him. The mice seem fairly robust, so should last him a few weeks.