JW Pet Cataction Mouse With Bell & Tail Cat Toy

I was honestly surprised by how much my one cat adores this toy. (The other ignores it, but he ignores anything that doesn't move on its own.) This toy is currently missing in action, but only because Gandalf plays with it when he finds it. I'm sure it'll turn up when I do a cleaning and then it'll be game on again! :) Great purchase.

Useless toy for my cat. Hard to pickup in her mouth. Does nothing!

Well. the tail didn't last long with "Esop", He chewed that right off but has played with this toy most of his playing time. It's a rubber bouncing toy that he throws up in the air and pounces on. It could stand to be a bit larger as we fear he could almost get it in his mouth. The others would like it too but Esop growls so they all stay away. I will get more!!

My cat loves these mice, but unfortunately, they aren't super durable. The ribbon on the tails will pull apart and eventually fall out completely, leaving behind a choking hazard for my kitty. He is pretty rough on his toys though, so pretty much nothing is safe from him!

My cat LOVES this toy. He probably goes through one a week before he destroys it and then we open another so thank goodness I can order in bulk from Chewy. The only downside is the tail disappears in 5 minutes and he chews on the toy so hard I'm afraid the bell is going to pop out and choke him so I pull the bell and tail off before I give it to him. He loves it just the same. I will say my other cat is not interested in it whatsoever so each cat has their own preference!

Bell doesn't work and kitties aren't interested in a hunk of rubber, with a small ribbon as a tail.

This is a lot of fun for my cat! She is crazy about bells!

this mouse is really made really well an my cat took to it on the first bounce. daisy will bat it around an then hide it away.

This is Morris' favorite toy and he has a mountain of toys. He loves the erratic bounce of the mouse that holds his interest for hours. Especially when we toss it down the stairs. the slight sound of the bell hidden inside the mouse is a plus. I can hear when he plays with it and he hears it when I'm ready to toss it.

For the first couple minutes my 1 year old guy carried this mouse all over the house, by the tail. Then he discovered the tail was really tasty & according to him .... edible. It drove him wild! Within minutes, the tail literally fell apart in little pieces when mixed with saliva and chewing. I've never seen him so attracted to chewing on or eating anything, as he was with this tail. It's a good thing the tail is made out of a very thin, see through substance that easily falls apart when wet. Was it designed to be edible? It is definitely not a rope, as the description states. Makes me wonder if the tail is infused with catnip oil, even though it only states "rubber infused with catnip oils" For the first couple minutes my 1 year old guy carried this mouse all over the house, by the tail. Then he discovered the tail was really tasty & according to him .... edible. It drove him wild! Within minutes, the tail literally fell apart in little pieces when mixed with saliva and chewing. I've never seen him so attracted to chewing on or eating anything, as he was with this tail. It's a good thing the tail is made out of a very thin, see through substance that easily falls apart when wet. Was it designed to be edible? It is definitely not a rope, as the description states. Makes me wonder if the tail is infused with catnip oil, even though it only states "rubber infused with catnip oils" in the description. Since the tail is now gone, there is no further interest in this mouse. It still bounces and jingles, but without the tail my guy has totally lost interest. His 2 year old sister initially tried to get at the tail, but he wouldn't share. Without the tail, she is no longer interested in it either. Though it made no difference to me, the mouse that I received was green not orange. … more