Pet Fit For Life - 5 Piece Kitten Toy Refill Pack - Replacement for Indoor Cat's Interactive Wand and Catch Wand - Features 5 Assorted Soft Squiggly Worm Attachments

🙀 WARNING: Before I start, I must warn you about this toy. IT IS ADDICTIVE! Not only do the cats love it, but we humans love it, too! My daughter asked us to care for her cats while she was on vacation, so of course, I had to get them new toys. I started, oh so innocently, with the simple Pet Fit for Life wand toy. Then when the cats made it clear that the wormy was their favorite, I had to get these extra wormy refills! Now my other daughter is visiting with her cats... so you know what that meant... I absolutely HAD to buy the original wand toy again! Then I found this same toy with the wand and five wormies. I just ordered it, too! 😹 Pros: ❤️ Absolute favorite toy for 4 different cats (2 daughters with 2 cats each – the cats range from 4 months to 15 years old) ❤️ Wand is great length and bends a little which gives it a more natural play action than the wands made out of wood ❤️ I also love the cushion on the end of the wand – it's comfortable to hold, and I can put it between the sofa cushions without tearing the leather ❤️ Another positive about the wand – it does not come apart while playing with it, but it's still easy to twist apart when you want to put it away ❤️ Love the hook for switching toys and replacing worn out wormy toy; plus, the cats also like playing with the toys without the wand Cons: 💔 None of the cats really cared much for the feathered toys (but the wormy toy made up for that) 💔 The wormy toy begins to shred over time, especially considering how much the cats actually play with it 💔 The wormy toy can also get lost when you take it off the wand because the cats take it everywhere (in their special quiet hiding place, in the kitty only space behind the furniture, and even in their food bowl) *Hint* If your cat walks off with one of the worms, it can easily be found using a black light – they're fluorescent! The way I ended up getting this cat toy was when my daughter asked me to care for my grand-kitties (her cats) while she was on vacation. When she came back, she expected to move to a brand new dorm complex, but the construction was running behind and then hurricane Harvey decided to pay us a visit, delaying things even more. So the original 10 days turned into 2-3 months. Even though the cats were already spoiled with a large number of toys, I just HAD to get them new cat toys! I bought many different toys, including this one. Of all the toys (old and new), THIS toy was definitely the best loved of all! When my daughter and her cats moved to her new dorm, the original cat toy and wormy refills went with her. Then my other daughter and her 2 cats came to stay with us for awhile. Yeah, you know what I did... I bought the wand toys again! And guess what, her cats LOVE it, too! So which cats might like this toy? Probably most cats of all types and ages. Here's the cats we know love it: 😽 4 month old Tonkinese kitten went nuts over this toy. He loved it when we played fast and jerky with the worm. Whenever he could get into the refills, he would put them all over the house. I swear, he was hiding them for safe keeping. 😽 7 year old tuxedo cat that adopted us as a kitten (I call him "Mr. Professor" because he watches things very intensely to see how things work) so he likes more of a slow, creeping motion around a box – except when he leaps over the box to catch the worm! 😽 1 year old tabby kitty adopted from the pound as a young kitten (the most gentle giant ever); he loves to play gently with wormy, doing that cute pawing motion cats do. But he'll also run around in circles and chase you through the house if you're willing to get a workout with him. 😽 Small 6 pound, 15 year old Burmese cat that's a bit neurotic... she likes to creep up on you, hoping to get on your lap (or laptop!) without you even realizing it. She is amazingly spry when playing with this toy – running and jumping to catch the wormy! Nothing else gets her to play so actively as this toy. She also comes running whenever she hears the bell! Each cat has their own personality (of course) which tends to determine which toys they like best. To have all four cats love this toy is amazing. All four cats give their very highest recommendation! 😻😻😻😻😻

Hi Holly, Please excuse the delay in my response, but I wanted, or rather my furry children wanted to try out the “birds” for a few days before I responded. First, I wanted to thank you for your real concern for our feline children and companions as you followed up with this email and wonderful “A Cat’s Tale” PDF attachment. I downloaded it for future reference. Secondly, I’m saving your email for future reference as you will be my new first place to shop when I need cat toys. Thirdly, the feedback. I chose the red and yellow feather toy to use first. Wow, I believe that cats do see in color, and I had to swap out this initial toy, as my overweight 8 year old tabby and my new somewhere-in-her-life-was-mistreated tabby nearly destroyed it. It was their first time interacting together! What a hit, not only for playing with the toy, but a big step for the new cat (only 5 years old and lived under my spare bed for 3 weeks) and her confidence level. I understand that these feathers are not indestructible, but it really held up well. The red ones held up better than the yellow, which got limp with cat-spit and kind of “went away.” Love that one! It will be the “dessert” of the feathers, brought out on special occasions. The one that I’m on right now is the cluster of brown feathers, and I can’t bring myself to change it out. I don’t know why it’s so special, but it even got my 14 year old Burmese, who thinks that he’s far too dignified to bother with such silly immature things as chasing feathers, especially in the presence of horrible, disgusting “new” cat, who he detests. I had to limit play because just because he wants to keep playing doesn’t mean he should. He just got his aspirin and glucosamine last night, so he’s feeling pretty frisky, but I don’t want him to be sore. My 8 year old “rubenesque” tabby I have to be careful with, as she would play until she had heart failure. I’ll have to work with her on increasing the time slowly, like a person. I’m looking forward to engaging play with hopefully, all three of the cats at one time. With the help of “BIRD,” (I use the same name for the same items, and found cats to have phenomenal vocabularies), I had all three cats, including the male Burmese who hates everybody, within a square yard of one another! I suppose it’s hard to be a jerk when you’re having fun, lol. Thank you so much, and thank you for asking for my opinion. I hope it helps. Oh, and the brown feathers look absolutely untouched…indestructible. Sincerely, Nancy M.

I did not have much hope when I placed this order. One of my cats love mice on a pet rod. I have bought several different brands. They are much smaller than these mice and not nearly as durable. Indeed, one brand normally lasted three play sessions, not a lot when you considered the price. Plus, I had the added worry of him possibly swallowing the mouse due to the small size, something that is not an issue here. When I first opened the package, I worried that the mice might be too large to attract him, but that has not been the case. He has gotten lots of exercise since these arrived. As for the worms, I have not tested them as he had no interest in the worms I have ordered before so I can't really review them and will be giving them to my daughter who has a cat who enjoys them. But the mice rock, seem durable, and he seems to love chasing them. Great price. Great product.

The snakes alone are worth the price. My senior cats went ballistic for them, and willing to chase it for more than 5 minutes. It must be the way they wiggle the hits some kind of instinct button for them. I gave 4 instead of five because as a basic toy the mice are great, but they get pretty heavy after a while at the end of a wand toy.

I have a high prey-driven dog that requires constant mental and physical stimulation. Since she behaves more like a cat than a typical dog - showing little interest in fetching or plush toys, and not responding to dog wand toys - I purchased this pack to keep her active and engaged. It does a great job entertaining her, but she destroys the feathers quickly, so I anticipate needing to reorder more often than I would prefer. Well worth the money, in my opinion.

Cats love the toys but they don't last more then a day. Very pricy for something that doesn't last.

I bought a few others that broke but this one is very sturdy.

Great variety feathes they love the long pokadot ones to destroy and the softer fluffier ones to lick at

Fabulous

Exactly what I wanted...the price is right👍 Cat likes them....