GiGwi Cat Toy, Interactive Bird Squeak Toy, Melody Chaser, Adult Cat Play Toy

This cool cat toy really appeals to my little hunter. By placing it on my cat's stratching post, the vibrations activate it's sensitive sound sensor. It is both entertaining and motivational.

We have moved and now our cats must be indoor cats versus indoor and outdoor cats. I noticed they needed interactive toys to play with because they were used to having outside stimulation. I brought several different kinds of cat toys, but these are by far their favorite toys. The hedgehog lost its sound after about two months, but the bee is still going strong! They are still in terrific shape even though the cats play with them daily and chew them pretty hard. I am ordering the bird, mouse and cricket set today To add to their toy box. I recommend these toys.

We have a few birds one my husband put on a small fishing pole. While watching golf he plays with thr vat

Maltese dog loves and plays with by herself. Cute sound that is not annoying

So immediately, the bird was a hit. My 3mo kitten was entertained for literally over an hour (and he usually tires of zooming around after about 35 minutes of vigorous feather chasing). I kept hearing the birdie all over the living room floor, so job well done there; I immediately purchased a second one once I realized how much he loved it. There are just two problems:1) The squeaker broke the second day. He squished it, I bopped it around, but the noise was completely gone, which was a bummer, as that helped me track him through the house. He still loves it, though, which brings me to problem 2...2) This has unlocked something in him. He is FERAL when this thing is out, as though I had only seen a glimpse of the hunting instinct. Truly wild, considering how regularly docile this boy is.TL;DR: Jambalaya loves this thing, and it releases something dark when he is trying to murder this felt bird across the apartment. I'm glad I've got 2 more and some alternatives on the way, but be warned that if your cat loves it as mine did, the squeaker might die sooner rather than later. Thank you for making a non-catnip toy!