Give your kitty the thrill of the chase with the Pet Fit For Life 5 Piece Squiggly Worm Wand Cat Toy. It’s made of high-quality carbon fiber with a break-resistant fiberglass pole so it can stand up to heavy duty use and rough play, even with the most energetic kitties. It comes with five squiggly wigglers that activate your pal’s hunting instinct to keep him engaged in play and add much-needed exercise to keep him healthy. The rope-like, woven nylon string ensures long-lasting play and the easy-to-use clasp makes it a cinch to swap wigglers. Plus, it even comes with a removable bell to add to the kitty-approved excitement.
Item Number | 140078 |
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Weight | 3.04 ounces |
Dimensions | 30 x 0.25 x 0.25 inches |
Made In | China |
Sourced From | China |
Lifestage | Adult |
Toy Feature | Exercise, Feather |
Material | Plastic |
Always supervise your pets while playing with cat wands. Store in a safe place when not in use.
No more broken fingernails, this new clasp makes it so simple to change up the action. Simply push the 2 poles together and they instantly create a resistive friction force which holds the wands together during play but releases the wand for easy storage.
5 Piece Squiggly Worm Replacement Pack available.
I got this for my cat's 9th birthday a few days ago. I don't think I've seen her as obsessed with any other toy since she was a kitten! She adores this. The worms are fun to let her carry around (she likes to pick them up by the tip and wander around with them) and the play with the wand is endless fun. I've been concerned about her weight a little bit recently but this provides an excellent opportunity for exercise. Where the wand is separated in the middle, I just superglued it together and have no issues there. I think the wiggliness of the worms really entices her play (after all, she has caught real worms in the back yard) and she will even play with them by herself. The metal bits don't cause me concern, as she is not that rough, and there's no concern for them coming apart either for that reason.
It’s really not a well made toy. The wand itself has a break in it for some reason so the wand can be split into two halves (there’s no apparent reason that this would be something you’d want to do), but you can’t secure them together so they just fall apart during play time. I don’t even use the handle half of the stick anymore. The worms also are so easy to tear apart. I’ve got neon fluff all around my apartment because it’s falling off as they play. But my cats are obsessed with it. I moved almost a year ago for the first time since I adopted them and they’ve been fighting, cold shouldering, and refusing to play in the same room for a while but this has got them running around each other chasing them. One of them is particularly fixated and as soon as I get home, is yelling at me to wave it around. He will be out of breath, panting, struggling to stay on his feet cause he’s so wiped out, but still screaming at me to move his worms. He is actually currently imitating a bad opera singer in an attempt to convince me to move his worms, while laying on the floor panting. So while the toy itself isn’t good, and I’d love a sturdier one, it makes the cats happy so that’s enough for me I guess.
Chewy wont let me leave a 1 star review. I got this as a replacement for the wand I got in their 8 piece cat toy bundle when the clasp broke. The wand I got with the bundle was made of metal, and the 3 pieces screwed together very securely. This one though? This one was made of cardboard and the two pieces just slid together with nothing to KEEP them together while you're flicking it around for your cat. There's nothing stopping the top half of this wand from flying across the room at the first flick of the toy. I ended up just untying the string on this one and tying it onto my old one. After the amazing experience I had with the bundle, this was such a let down. I was highly highly disappointed by how cheaply the wand itself was made. Save yourself the hassle and get one of their 8 piece bundles. The wand is worth the price.
It's a good toy, my cat seems to enjoy it however it's poorly made. As others have noted, there are two ends that stick together with a piece of metal to hold them. Just hold though, no twist or anything to really fasten them in so any tug easily pulls the toy apart. I'm going to super glue it together but I think it's pretty bad they didn't think this through.
I purchased this product from a different supplier this Thursday past. I just want to let you know what I think. These are fantastic toys. Our kitten played so hard she had to stop to catch her breath. The only thing that is making me give this a 3-star is the fact that these wigglers shed really badly and after an hour of play there were bits of fluff from the green one she was playing with all over the place. I am concerned that this is a choking or inhalation issue. Love this toy, but please take care with it. I'd hate to know this and something happen to your kitty because I didn't say something. And to the person who asked if there were googly eyes on them; there are not.
My cat is OBSESSED! I have a 12 year old cat that has never been huge into playing with toys and is incredibly picky. She prefers a feather but not a bunch of them, no jingling, sometimes a crinkle is nice, and a bunch of other rules. I’ve bought her over 10 wand toys and none have lived up to her first one that tragically did not survive. Until this. This toy doesn’t follow her rules. There is no feather to draw her in and no satisfying crinkle when she gets it… but she does not leave it alone! The worm moves around however you want it to and the free range wiggling convinces my cat that this is alive and must be destroyed. This is a cat who will prioritize food over everything, yet when I hung the worm up out of reach to give her dinner, she ignored the food so she could keep an eye on the toy. I have continued putting the toy places she can see but not get to whenever we aren’t actively playing. It hasn’t become “normalized” by laying on the ground and she’ll occasionally just chitter at it when I’m not even in the room. The second it comes down, it’s hunting season. The long wand let’s me stand up straight and have an extended range so I can play with her even when I can’t get on the ground or hunch over. The additional colors let me change it up and drive her crazy! An absolute win. 100/10 recommend. My lazy 12 year old chonko is active, engaged, and obsessed with this squiggly worm.
My lovably weird Sphynx refuses to play with most toys. He ignores anything with catnip. His favorite things to chase are clothing tags. These worms, however, are his FAVORITE. We play fetch with them. He carries them around the house. He brings them into his hidey-holes and attacks them. I don't know what sort of magic they contain, but if you have a weirdo cat like mine, they'll love it. However, in his squiqqle-worm glee, he often tears them apart from the end a little bit. They appear to be nylon, so, when I start notice that shredding is occurring, I'll burn the end(s) of them so they melt and stop coming apart.
My two kittens are OBSESSED with these. My little guy carries it around like he's won a big prize after he's caught it. Good thing it comes with six little 'worms' though, because after a week or so they are destroyed. I have neon fuzz all over my house. Worth it for the price though, the amount of play time it gets. Honestly I'd still buy more attachments when the last of these get shredded.
I love to go catfishing and with this teaser and worms I have great success in catching a cat. I do catch and release so I can catch my cat over and over. Rugs loves these worms and he doesn’t destroy my lures too quickly. Purchased this teaser because there isn’t replacement squiggly worms available here. Spent lots of money on other toys and this teaser is his absolute favorite toy that isn’t destroyed in a week or has no interest in. This is a Winner!
The wand, cord & neon worm is great. Metal swivel, clip and bell need to be removed as your furbaby can bite the metal and/or tooth can get trapped in the bell opening which can seriously damage teeth during any play session. I removed all the metal parts including the black end cap and taped the end of the neon worm directly to the cord. Now it is safe for kitty.