Catit Eco Terra Natural Cornhusk and Raffia Cat Toy, 2 Mice

These little mice have been the surprise hit of the year for our youngest (14 months at the time of this writing). We still refer to youngest as "kitten" although he is technically an adult. You wouldn't know that by the way he races around with the little mousers. (Mousers is a word when we talk about cat toys.)There's is not much to these little guys. For the price I figured we'd get a few days of play out of each one. Surprisingly they're both still in play-safe condition after being subjected to....to.....to.....horrible things over the last few weeks.Here are a few of kitten's favorite mouse games. One of his favorite things about these mice is the noise they make when they get batted across the wood and the tile on our main floor. I'm not sure they would be as much fun on carpet. YMMV.*Batting mouse across the floor*Fetching mouse (sort of - still working on bringing mouse back immediately, not up to bed when we are sleeping...)*Carrying mouse around, dropping him, and pouncing because we are surprised he is there all of a sudden*Playing hide and seek with mouse in daddy's shoes*Storing mouse under the oven. That's where he sleeps but he's never there in the morning. So confusing.*Grabbing mouse out of the air after daddy throws it in the airThere are many variations on the mouse games, many of which have rules that we don't understand. Our other two cats, age 4(ish) and 8(ish), could care less about these little critters. Kitten typically likes smaller toys which he can bat and swat, things he can carry in his mouth, anything on a stick that makes noise but isn't scary -- he likes to chase but not be chased. If your cat sounds like kitten, your cat might like these mice too.As always, this is a toy that should be used under supervision. While we haven't seen any unraveling​ yet, it's only a matter of time.Great little toys, sweet little price: I wish they came in a 12 pack!

One of our cats loves this toy, but the other doesn't care for it. We're getting another because our cat keeps losing it.

Love them! Our baby goes nuts, she even likes to play fetch with them (what a weirdo!). We also bought one of these on a stick, and really like that as well. Over all they hold up pretty good; the felt does end up getting beat up eventually on the ears, and I think one of the little felt noses fell off, but the felt held up for longer/better than I expected. The tail will also eventually start to break off. The mice have held up pretty good, but my kitty has shredded the tail of the one on the stick. To be fair though, we do wedge the stick in a drawer so she can play with it with it without us (this is one of her favorites) and she plays with it A LOT (night and day), and its far easier to shred the tail when the mouse is hanging than when she's chasing it around the floor. Bear in mind though that my cat is still only 4 months old and she plays HARD in general and she doesn't have any other cats in the house so the toys get a lot of wear and tear. Over all, this is a REALLY great product for an awesome price and I would definitely recommend it to anyone!

I am amazed at how much my cat loves these simple and inexpensive toys. He loved them so much I came back and purchased the ball on the string product also.My cat is getting up in years and since he's an inside only cat, I search hard to find items to give him some exercise. With most toys he tires of them in a day or so. For what ever reason may be in his mind, he loves these. Perhaps due to cat's eye sight or lack there of, seeing in black and white mostly, he can see these fly around our hardwood floors as he bats them around. He loves to play with it in the hallway where it will bounce off the walls and back at him. He even carried it around in his mouth, which he never does with toys. So, considering No Catnip, just a simple toy, I would give this one 10 stars if they were available. GREAT PRODUCT, and btw, you might want to buy a few packages, they are so inexpensive, and it will save your knees, as you need to retrieve them from underneath the chair, couch, table, behind the TV, etc.

My cat won’t play with much, but she loves thus toy! She loves chasing it when I throw yin for her. The only downside is that it gets broken up pretty quickly from all the use and throwing, but it’s cheap, so it’s not too bad. I think it’s also compostible, but not sure.

I'd like to give these 5 stars because that's how much my cats loved them. But I had to go with 4 stars because, unfortunately, these fell apart rather quickly.As soon as I gave these to my cats they started playing with them--tossing them in the air, carrying them around in their mouths, batting at them, chewing on them, etc. The cats really like this type of texture; they have a sisal scratching post, which is very similar to the material used on these toys. So they went right at them!I want to be fair about this product, because I realize that with 6 cats our experience may be quite different from a 1- or 2-cat household. I actually plan on buying some more of these because, as I said, my cats loved them. It's just that this time I'll be buying them with the expectation that they're basically disposable, i.e., they're not going to hold up for long and I'll have to replace them again.

This is a great cat toy, my cat is a mouser and loves this type of toy. He's particularly fascinated by the reedy tail. I think it gives him some of the satisfaction that cats get from gnawing on grass. It's a bit heavy and doesn't roll/slide very far compared to other toy mice, but that can be a good thing for the sake of variety.