Pet Fit For Life 3 Piece Retractable Feather Wand Cat Toy

I have requested the delivery be to my covered patio, but I found it delivered at front door and box was soaked as it was raining. Also, it was very, very heavy for me. I had to unpack and bring in the three cases of canned cat food and bag of dry food one at a time. It was delivered one day early which is fine but I didn’t expect it and was out most of the day.

I wish I'd purchased another Jackson galaxy i thought this was retractable but it is only retracted for storage not play the feathers and string are to heavy to make it like actual prey. Will have to purchase another Jackson galaxy my other flight prey lasted over a year and i broke it during my move my cat is a f1 bengal and never broke it. She's disinterested in this and it is very flimsy.

This was great! It was a long, retractable wand, which is so nice that I don't have to bend and allowed a larger play area. The feathered attachments were nice. My cat is toy motivated, so this was a big hit!

This toy moves like a bird, which is awesome! The bell is also removable, which is great as my cat doesn't like loud noises (and this bell is pretty loud for how small it is). My only problem with it is the giant, uncovered metal clasp that connects the string to the toy attachment. It's super easy to attach the toy bits with this clasp, but there should be a way to protect the cats from biting it. My cat will jump up to bite the toy, mid-air, and end up clanging his teeth against the metal. It's mostly a problem with the feather toys, as there isn't a whole lot to bite into, but he doesn't like the fish for some reason.

Unlike other wand toys I have played with, this wand is long and flexes like a fishing pole, the cord is long and made of braided fabric, and the lure connector is a large, sturdy clasp. Its my absolute favorite.

so, if your biggest concern about a cat toy is a string that wont break, this is for you! the string is legitimately 200 lbs paracord... aka too heavy for the "bird" toys to fly. the feathers on the "flying" toy are thicker than some others and my teenage kittens love it. it seems almost durable enough if u had a kitty with a little bit of pica, might not be a bad attachment to use. the connector on both the string and the toy is very legit on being durable since it's the type of connector you might see on a small purse or an ID badge. the downside to the connector is that the string is so heavy it can almost exclusively be used for ground prey and the connector gets snagged on carpet alot. so, if your biggest concern about a cat toy is a string that wont break, this is for you! the string is legitimately 200 lbs paracord... aka too heavy for the "bird" toys to fly. the feathers on the "flying" toy are thicker than some others and my teenage kittens love it. it seems almost durable enough if u had a kitty with a little bit of pica, might not be a bad attachment to use. the connector on both the string and the toy is very legit on being durable since it's the type of connector you might see on a small purse or an ID badge. the downside to the connector is that the string is so heavy it can almost exclusively be used for ground prey and the connector gets snagged on carpet alot. my 4 year old calico isnt used to flying toys and loves to chase so i used the fish she liked it alright but not much more than the paper bag i had on the floor at the time. the bird toy does look durable enough that my teenage big boi (his paws can easily reach the tops of my tables and jump over 4 feet from a stand still) might not yank the feathers out in a week. the downside is i can't pull the toy away from him because the wand is so thin and flimsy made worse by the moving parts of it. nearly snapped on his first "bunny kick" i tried to pull the toy out of. so, tl;dr Pros- comfy handle, good universal loops on the toys and durable metal clip connector, the bell is optional for those who need a quiet toy (great work from home peace keeping tip!) cons- the string is just way to heavy for "bird"/ flying play, the wand is way too thin, connector snags on carpet easily. wand is mostly useful for "ground play" but the toys that come with it arent the best for that kind of play the toys are pretty good and have a loop on the end. might take the toys and put on a more suitable rod. if the toys were sold in a pack on their own, i'd buy them for sure; the rod would be a pass if they were separate. aint easy finding toys for big boi's … more

I was under the impression that I would have control over the wand and whether I wanted it to be extended or retracted, but I have no control whatsoever. I have a pretty timid cat. Especially with new things and the first time I tried to play with Mikey using this, the wand shot out and the feathers flew in his face. It startled him pretty badly and now he runs from the room whenever I try to use it. No Bueno.

My cat loves this wand toy almost as much as the Jackson Galaxy wand toy. From the cat-owner point of view, this wand seems likely to hold up longer/better. The string doesn't retract, but that is OK since the string is also thinker and doesn't twist and tangle like the wand toy with thin string. My cat definitely seems to favor the attachment that is just feathers, but it's nice to be able to change things up. For cats that like to leap into the air as they chase their "prey", this is great.

this broke off near the handle with very minimal play. otherwise, it was awesome. won't buy again because not sturdy enough.

I have a cat who loves to chase things so this toy was perfect for him. The handle is long which I like and it came with 3 interchangeable fly items which were a great surprise. This is his favorite interactive toy. He's an indoor cat and it's very important for them to get exercise so they don't gain too much weight