Fat Cat Crazies Playrings Cat Toy

She has brought one into each room, plays for hours with them, and will even come in, wide-eyed, from another room if you tap one. If you toss them she runs full speed after them. It's the perfect size to fit around her snoot so she can easily pick them up and carry them. Something about their aerodynamics makes it super easy for her to throw them several feet so she can play by herself.

My ornery cat loves these and I need more. She loves batting these around and carrying them in her mouth. I have a neighbor cat that Mindy is going to share with and Mindy's mom would like to buy more. She likes to play with this toy on the front porch and inside.

My cats like to play with rubber bands and my hair ties, except those break and my cats will eat them. I bought these as a safe alternative. I will throw them and my cats will chase around the house. They are lightweight and flip and fly when my cats pounce on them. Great way to get my cats energy out when not playing with them with a chaser wand toy.

My cats favorite toys are milk tabs, twist ties, little pieces of plastic... basically any and all garbage. Somehow, these toys replicate that perfectly and are the only thing she likes more. If you’ve got a cat who ignores plushy toys and feels meh about balls but is always stealing little pieces of plastic to play with... well, buy them their own little pieces of plastic to play with.

My cat absolutely loves these. He will bat them around our vinyl flooring and chase them all over. He keeps making them disappear, so keep an eye under the fridge or under furniture if you can't find them.

Both my older cat and kitten LOVE these. I'll randomly see one walking by carrying one in their mouth. Or swatting them across the hardwood floors. Not small enough to worry about, just the right size.

I had heard that cats love this toy. I have two senior girls. One of them loves to fetch and return it to me. It is easy for them to pick up in their mouth. I need a truckload because they do disappear!

I purchased a pack of these earlier this month because I was looking for more toys similar to plastic milk rings. Unfortunately the plastic used to make these is just not durable at all; the green toy was chewed through not 36 hours after giving it to Meow Meow, and I just took the yellow toy away after noticing that she did all of this damage since last night! I pictured it next to a similar toy that she loves to carry around in her mouth and she's had for a couple months, and as you can see there's no chew damage on that toy. Three of the four rings in the pack have now been destroyed, and I won't be buying more.

Both my kitties love small trinkets and little prizes. I have a problem with them stealing my hairpins as well as my small rubber hair ties as well as other various tiny things they find (they don't eat them they just steal and play with) . I knew these would grab their attention. Immediately they started pawing and then carried and hid these away. If you have a kitty who loves to bat around and tinker with tiny objects these are for you. I would advise however if your kitty EATS plastics and has PICA maybe avoid these.

I got these on a whim because Caribou loves milk rings, but they didn’t excite him. I’ll probably just stick to using milk rings and donate these to my local shelter. Disappointing.