Fun Rat Pack 3 Pack of Mice Mouse Refill/Attachment - Fits Wildcat and Popular Bird and Catcher Type Wands/Poles

These mice (and all of the CoolCyberCats real-fur Wildcat toys) instantly transformed my sweet little kitty into a FERAL DEATH MACHINE. He can definitely tell it's real fur/leather, and it triggers a "kill" instinct that his other toys can't match. We switch up his toys regularly to keep them fresh, and when he plays with his plastic spring (which he also loves for some reason), you can tell that's he's just playing with it and not *hunting* it -- unlike these mice. The first time he caught this mouse in his mouth, he would not give it back! Dug all four sets of claws into the ground and GROWLED at me. Incredible! Mercifully, he has learned it's much more fun to immediately let go, but in exchange we have to toss him an untethered one for him to KILL once he gets tired of playing. He takes it, runs under the bed, and methodically gnaws on it until it completely falls apart. (Never had any trouble with him chewing them, besides the fur everywhere) They're expensive for cat toys (especially since he EATS them regularly), but they're definitely worth the extra cost. They make a great "treat" toy, particularly for indoor cats who aren't normally allowed to gnaw on mice. Just make sure you have a plan to get it back from them when it's time to put it away!

Well made mice. They seem very sturdy. My cats are going absolutely feral over them. even my lazy boy cat gets excited by these mice. I love that they’re made out of natural materials. My original big box mouse wand toy lasted a good long while, but the mouse eventually fell apart, and I bought these to replace it before I had revolt on my hands.

Yes! These are worth the money. I questioned my sanity at first spending over 20 bucks on 3 little mice. I tied these to a cat fishing pole and my cats are playing like never before. I’ve used other “mice” before that were not made out of real animal fur and they quickly got bored. Not with these. They are now getting daily exercise that they need. These are well worth the price. Very sturdy too!!!

Great toy for kittens! Gets them to forget about biting your hands and feet. Gets your kitty to let out their inner panther. Mine growls and hisses when you try to take it away. So I highly recommend not taking it off of the wand string. Remember not to yank/pull hard the toy away or you’ll accidentally pull teeth. Also put this toy away for 2 days and rotate it with another cat toy so they don’t get bored. My kitten likes the silvervine stick with feathers, the flexible cardboard toy (3 pcs) switched out with this toy.

Not sure why the cats love they so much, but they are one of their favorite toys. However, if they chew on them or I leave them unattended for too long, the toys do unravel.

I don't know what it is about these deer-hair mice, but both of my cats are absolutely crazy for them. I have tried MANY cat toys and this is their unquestionable favorite ever. Unfortunately, the mice are expensive and come apart quickly due to how vigorously my cats play with them. One of my cats constantly wants to play aggressively, the other is a mellow "lover-not-a-fighter" type, but they agree that these mice must be found wherever I've hidden them, stolen from the cache and terminated with prejudice even if the mice are still in the plastic bag they were shipped in. I have to hide these mice when I receive them because otherwise the cats will literally tear them apart in minutes: the "mellow" cat tries to swallow his whole while vigorously pulling out tufts with his teeth, whereas the play-aggressive cat will toss it around, then rabbit-kick it into fluff within moments. (As a result, if you haven't tried these mice with your cat, I strongly recommend you do NOT let them play with them unattended, particularly if they like to eat fur, fluff, feathers, yarn, string, or other non-food items. The toy is deer hair, so eating a bit of it hasn't hurt them, but I imagine eating a large tuft could potentially get stuck in a cat's throat or digestive tract. I am not a vet and have no veterinary training, so please consider my words with that in mind.) In order to try to make the mice last longer, I attach them to a cat-fishing-pole. It helps extend playing time a little bit...

These are his favorite. I have ordered these several times over the last couple of years. I only give him one at a time. You can put it on a wand, but my cat likes to play fetch with it. I throw it, and he runs after it, and carries it back in his mouth and drops it at my feet. He will do that for almost an hour. They are well-made and do not "shred" or fall apart easily. I will admit though, that my cat will chew it to almost nothing, but it lasts a good while. They are more expensive than other toys, but worth it.

My cats demanded I write this review and as they have me currently locked in the bathroom, do I truly have a choice?? I think this was Franny's idea but I bet Habibi was the one who put it in action. Honestly, it doesn't matter, just as long as they let me out when I'm done. You might wonder how they'll know I've written a review, but if you do, you obviously don't know cats very well because CATS KNOW EVERYTHING!! I believe they're capable of reading minds also, so don't scoff or your cats will bedevil you until you acknowledge these facts. This toy is what every cat wants, and they want it NOW so do yourself a favor and buy one for each and nobody will get hurt. It is the BEST toy on the market. As with all wand-type toys, please put it out of reach when not in use, especially as it will be dragged under the couch for their secret cat rites and who knows what will happen. Could it give them the ability to time travel?? I wouldn't be surprised.