SmartyKat(2 Count Happy Hotstuff Taco & Hot Sauce Crinkle Catnip Cat Toys - Multi Color, 2 Count

I ordered two packs of these, thinking that since we have five cats, six mice would work. One of our cats is a stray kitten that was dumped in the alley behind our business, about three weeks old, on the verge of starvation, and semi-feral. It's been about two months now, and we've decided to keep her as our "office Kitty" and she seems very content with this arrangement. Since she's about 2½ months old now, she's extremely rambunctious, so we got her a pack of these mice, among other things. We'd give them to her one at a time, and by the next morning, it would be nowhere to be found. She likes to bring her "favorite toy of the day" to sit beside – or in – her food dish while she was eating, but she was back to her previous day's "favorite toy of the day" the morning after we gave her the first Skitter Critter mouse. Well, I think it died a horrible death, because I found it a bit later, in her litter box, completely unrecognizable because it was covered with so. much. litter. So, my fiancé and I watched her play with her second mouse that day, curious as to how she was murdering her mice. It was quite well thought-out, I must admit. She played with the mouse for a while, until it was time to eat. Then, she'd place the doomed mouse to her water dish and – I couldn't believe this – hold it down in the water, as if she were drowning it! It would remain in her water dish until she finished eating, and then she'd commit the ultimate insult to the poor, drowned mouse. She'd take it into her litter box and BURY IT! The mouse was completely soaking wet, and we use clumping litter, so the deceased mouse closely resembled a large piece of, well, waste when we cleaned her litter box and discovered the first mouse in its undignified resting place. The second mouse escaped the same fate, because he (she? it?) found its final resting place in a trash can, not the Litter Genie (which is great, if you've never tried one). So, her final mouse from this three-pack is watched (by us) pretty closely, and we put it up at night when we close down for the day.The second three-pack went home, where three cats who are all almost four years old and one cat who is about eleven years old live with us. We gave them all three mice at once, and they were pretty well-loved until the mice got smart and went to the "vacation resort" for cat toys (under the couch) and were forgotten. One of my Korat boys (he's ~3½ now, but has the energy of a kitten) goes nuts when he hears the "skitter" kind of rattly sound that these mice make. He has a toy that's a wand with a string that has a toy dangling from the end, and the toy made that sound and he went so nuts every time it came out of its spot where it was "lost" (you know, where Cat, dog, and possibly baby [I don't know, I've never had a human to care for] toys go when the human is tired of playing). It's been sewn back together so many times that I don't know what it was when we bought it, so we just call it "Candy's bug" now. I sewed one of the skitter mice onto the same string as Candy's bug, and he loves it again as much as he used to; I wish I could put a video up here of him playing with it. His body goes into unimaginable contortions while he's jumping four feet in the air, it's really impressive!To sum up this overly long review, these little cat toys are absolutely worth the less than three dollars that they cost. As long as your cat doesn't systematically drown and bury them, or drown and put them in your shoes for you to step on the next day and scream so loudly that people in the next state wonder exactly what animal made the sound, they're great! They're realistic when stepped on wet or dry while half-asleep in a dark hallway, so your cats get to have fun watching their humans "play" with them, too! I'll definitely be ordering more with my next FBA order!

I wrapped these up and put them under my tree for my cat, Dracula. The same day, I heard a noise, and he was under the tree, unwrapping his mice with his teeth haha. He ended up getting them out, and ripping them out of the package haha. He loves them!

My cat loves them. He prefers these mouse toys a lot more than other brands I've tried. I think it's because these are more the size of real mice, and they're plushy. He can easily carry them around in his mouth. The only caveat is that as any cat owner knows, what one cat loves, another cat may refuse to even look at. I like them because they're well made. They hold up to a lot of abuse. Every once in a while, I see a little pink felt ear on the floor, but otherwise, none have torn, nor have the tails and eyes come off nor has my cat been able to bite them off.

My two kitties chase these, throw them in the air, and generally have a ball, losing many under furniture and in closets. Pacino does her cat version of fetch by meowing like crazy while bringing one of them to me and waiting for me to throw it, which I do. She always runs to it, sometimes just to sniff, leaving it, but she always runs back to me, with or without the mouse. I give her lots of love, telling her what a good girl she is, thus ends fetch till the next time. Cherokee and Pacino are ten year old brother and sister. It's so nice to see them running and jumping, having fun at their age.

Our cat instantly started playing with the first mouse I tossed her. I left her alone for a few minutes and came back to this scene.

Be careful with these. I bought a pack of them for my kitten because she loves these kinds of toys and I caught her eating the tail off of one. I threw them out. I don't want her playing with toys that can cause her to ingest something that will hurt her. The tails are very poor and easy for a cat to chew off and swallow. If you but these be sure to keep an eye on your cat when they are playing with them.

I have two cats - a very energetic siamese cat (Loki) and less active older cat (Cyd) and they both love these catnip mice toys. They toys are very light weight I really like that they are not made from fur. Loki destroys real and fake fur toy mice by skinning them and ripping of their tails. It was super creepy finding skinned cat toys on my pillow.The tail is made from some sort of twine that neither cat has managed to rip off and the cloth body of the mice is very durable. These things get lost under furniture before my cats manage to destroy them.

warning! this is not a safe cat toy. poorly made and to my shock had a plastic bag inside each one! BAD SmartyKat. DO NOT buy this toy.My kittens each had one for less then 2 minutes and they were ripped in half and the plastic bags could of been choked on, if I had not been there. Trash! See picture.

I lay one next to my sleeping cat as he doesn't like to be awoken usually. But he awoke happily, immediately & started rubbing it on his face & tumbling with it as if he couldn't believe something so wonderful had come into his life. It's perfect for trapping one end between 2 paws & pulling the other end with his mouth. I leave them in his favourite places & return to find him chilled & happy. Pleasant looking, well made. 50% of cats inherit the love of catnip & then want some every afternoon. If you know yours likes it they'll love these if you don't know then this is a fairly priced way to find out & a nice little toy anyway

My cat loves these fishes, I first bought them is USA as a present back for him. They do not last too long hence buying more on line. It is just he plays and chews it and has fun with them so fall apart.

rill isn't, my cats love these mice, even my 16 year old cat seems to have a new lease of life will definitely get more.

Quick delivery and the cats love their new toys, thank you.

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