Frisco Colorful Springs Cat Toy, 20 count

I’m in my 70s and I’ve had cats all my life. I’ve had cat toys around all my life. The existing group of cats that I have in the house at the moment own every cat toy known man, in my opinion. They’ll play a little bit, with them but they preferrd cardboard boxes and paper towel rolls, and things like that over those expensive toys. I broke down and on a whim, I decided to buy the springs. Oh my goodness! They play with them night and day! Throw them around in the air, they played tug-of-war with them, they adore them! I’ll never buy anything else for any cat to play with but those silly little inexpensive springs!

These springs are a major choking hazard! If your pet is large enough, the whole spring itself is a choking hazard. Otherwise, your cat might be like mine and chew on the spring until it breaks into small, sharp metal pieces and those become the choking hazards. I always knew from the get go that these could be choking hazards so I always supervised my cat's play with these. I started to notice that he was easily chewing off metal pieces from these and breaking the springs into chunks. I sadly had to confiscate all springs even though he was completely obsessed.

Somehow, someway this small little spring toy is the greatest toy on earth. My girl will play with these until she loses it under a closed door. I have 3-4 out at a time when I leave for work in the morning and when I'm home I'm constantly finding them under the closet doors and other rooms I have closed off. The toys themselves are highly sensitive to touch and bounce and roll far (if you have hard flooring, can't comment of carpeting). She will chase and play with these things all day if she could. Prancing around with it in her mouth like shes the big boss dog kitty cat. I would highly recommend if you have hard flooring and are in need of a cat toy.