PetmateFat Cat Crazies

I have a Siamese, very high activity level but gets bored of toys quickly. I bought these hoping they did as described. I thought they are just cheap pieces of plastic, nothing lost if she doesn't like them.They're the best toys I have ever bought for her.I throw one, it bounces and rolls on the floor and she chases it in excitement, she manages to catch up to it and reaches out to grab it, only to knock it in all directions leaving her chasing it unpredictably all over the floor and into other rooms.....and under furniture.Be warned they are quite small and easily get batted under fridges, sofas, footstools, tables and beds. My cat bats them around and in a minute its underneath something and she's trying to get it back.I bought 4 more packs to keep a supply to throw and on occasion go around with a wand toy and scoop them out from under furniture. My cat has not yet gotten bored of them, even though she has been playing with them for about a year every single day.It's so fun for her that she deliberately picks them up in her mouth, walks over to the fridge, drops it on the floor and bats it underneath to try and make a game of getting it out again. When she fails she gets up and meows at me and I throw another - endless playtime.Just pieces of plastic? They're the best value a toy could possibly be. Most of the time after a single throw she plays by herself. On carpets it bounces in all directions due to the bumps in the ring. On flat surfaces it skids along super fast, so can be a different game for the cat depending on the surface it lands on.Very durable. Of all the crazies we have right now, one is slightly squished and deformed (still usable), and another has every chew mark under the sun on it (not at all broken and no sharp edges to it). 3 have been lost to the void behind furniture. This is after a YEAR of constant play. Would definitely recommend to at least try them - its only a couple of quid if your cat doesn't like it, and you might strike gold with them.

My (very spoilt) cat has a suitcase full of cat toys and these simple little things are his favourite. I can line up 10 different toys in front of him, and he goes for these every time. It's great that they are safe and made for cats, as I'm happy for him to play with them (unlike those plastic strips you pull off food jars which he always wants to chew and play with) This is like a cat version of the naughty human items he prefers which we tell him off for touching! (It's like disguising veg for children - I don't think he realises it's an actual cat toy) So if your cat also has feline oppositional defiant disorder, give him these. He'll think they are yours and play happily for hours.

I think this could be great if your cat likes this sort of stuff. My 3 year old cat is very picky with toys now and I recently found out he goes wild for the plastic spring toys so thought he may love these, but unfortunately I was wrong. He has never even touched them. Even my 1 year old cat that loves to play with everything and anything barely gives it a tap once in a while. Luckily I bought them when the price had dropped so it was only £3 but I would defo not have paid anymore for them, especially if your cat is picky or particular with their toys. Defo recommend plastic springs more as an alternative.Giving them three stars, because although my cat didn't like them, they came in perfect condition and as described so would be unfair to rate them less cause of my cats toy preferences.

We have two cats and as they are in the house most of the time we are always on the look out for for anything that might amuse them. I was cautious about these toys but having glanced through the mixed reviews and noting the modest price I decided to try them.Two feline faces looked attentive as I opened the packet. They like packets regardless of content and they are always happy when they hear the postman at the door. I told them to get ready, new toys! Two feline faces looked blank as they always do at that stage. There was some interest as I released the toys from their packaging. They like packaging, like most cats preferring a cardboard box over most things in life. I handled the items, waved them in front of their little faces, no interest. I threw one across the floor, no reaction. I threw a second, one cat strolled over to look at it but that was the only reaction obtained. The toys are still to hand and since buying in June 2019 I have tried several times to interest the cats with them but to no avail. Unfortunately on the experience we have had to date I can not recommend these toys. An empty cardboard box is a far easier and cheaper means to amuse a cat.

Cat likes it. He is not as enthusiastic as he is with some other toys, but that's cats for you; fussy creatures. It is as described, bounces around and its size and light weight enable it to be carried. It is very lightweight and simple in design so I really wouldn't want to pay more than the £3.17 + free delivery.