Fun Skitter Refill - Fits Wildcat and Popular Bird and Mouse Type Wands/Poles

We got this for our 3 y/o bengal female who LOVED it. It quickly became her favorite toy. The problem was that it shed more than our cat. We also left it out one night up high where we thought it would be safe. Wrong. She got it down and murdered it on the floor. The only thing keeping it from 5 stars is that she destroyed it so easily and it shed everywhere. That wasn't a big deal for us since we have hardwood floors, but someone who will play on carpet might want to think twice. Bottom line: Your cat will love it, but don't expect it to last very long.

Our cats liked this toy for their Da Bird cat catcher. They prefer the original smaller mouse to this one, but I just leave it off the wire and they carry the fluffy white mouse around the house.

My kitties weren't as fond of this one as they are the regular furry attachment for the DaBird toys but I can get it out now and then for some attention

Tested this baby as soon as it was out of the package. Both of my fur babies dived, crashed, and clawed their way to catch the puffy, white mouse! Carpet was shredded, panting was heard, and in the end to the victor goes the spoils. My four year old cats approve of this wonderful mouse, and I know the tail will not last long. This is one to not keep in reach of cats when not in use. Will definitely be ordering more when this wears out!Side note: The seller I purchased this from is absolutely amazing!

This is a great attachment for our Da Bird wand. One of our cats who is usually very passive at playtime LOVES this thing. You should see the acrobatic moves she makes for this! We keep it in the hall closet and she will sit at the closet door an meow to have us take it out. My only criticism is that the "fur" does come out if the cat catches it and chews on it. Ours is starting to look a little ragged and will need to be replaced. Otherwise, very happy with this purchase.

The cats go crazy with this toy! They absolutely loved it. Unfortunately the 10 month old loved it so much he destroyed it. I didn't think that was possible! My daughter said he held it in both paws and chewed it to little pieces! My Maine Coon had one that lasted 2 years and finally wore off the outer part. My daughter's cat should learn how to play nice with his toys! I have no complaints, that's what I bought it for and he enjoyed it.

Neat toy, but the kitten wasn't interested. Very basic.

I thought my cat liked his other go cat attachments, but this one makes him CRAZY. He won't stop chasing it, I have to put it away or he'll overheat! LolThe build quality is good, but the hair-like material does pull out (all over the floor). Despite this, as I said, my cat loves it, and anything that gets his energy out is okay with me. Oh, he loves to fetch this toy too when off the pole.

Phoenix no longer likes to play, she says she is too grown up. Theses mice she loves them, I now hide them in chairs, sofa. In the morning they have all disappeared to other places, behind a curtain near her food bowl in my bed. Love them, thank you I am ordering more today.

My Golden Persian ADORES these little mouse toys - the are, to be honest, his absolute favourite.However, we had to take the last couple that we bought away from him - as every time he caught it; it was shedding fibres into his mouth - to the point that he was choking on them.I know that they state that the cat shouldn't be left along with the toy - but even in supervised play, there were loose fibres flying everywhere - I wouldn't imagine that this is very healthy for them.

I have had a surly, snarly, unhappy puss who has been hissing at his sister and generally being difficult. Generally he won't engage with toys, although he happily watched the girl chase the bird version of this toy. Wow, did things change when I swapped it for the mouse!! Not only does he play with us with the toy, but frequently he wanders around the house with the mouse in his mouth, dragging the stick and line behind him. I have never seen him so enamoured of a toy and he's rapidly losing his grumpy demeanour.On the downside, it does shed a bit after the cat's enthusiastic attentions, and the mouse now looks a little mangy, but frankly I don't care. I have a happy cat again!

My cats favourite is the Purrs Robin Redbreast and second favourite the wiggly wormz. I have purchased majority of the attachments to find which my cat prefers and apart from the two mentioned above my cat was not interested in this attachment at all. It's a nice toy but does not interest my cat at all.

I have 2 RSPCA foster cats. The 1 that needs to exercise couldn't care less about this Skitter toy but Rusty loves it... a bit too much. He likes to take it apart until it's a stick with a lollypop of hair on it but he'll still play with it and drag the whole Frenzy stick to me to play. It is made of deer skin and as other have said it sheds. I don't mind. Before and after photos below.