Da Bird Super Pack: Have Fun with CoolCyberCats!

Shell: My senior Siamese cat LOVES this toy. Last time I purchased he was a kitty-young cat, so it had been years. Over the years I have purchased many toys which he rarely liked or would lose interest in. When this came, started playing immediately and out came the little kitty in him. I forgot how well he flips!! Great exercise, especially for indoor cat, and definitely if they’ve gotten chunky. At first, had a little sticker shock since last purchased, it has doubled in price, but was quickly reminded why it’s worth every penny. Construction and quality is top-notch. The two part wands are terrible (I’ve purchased 3 or 4 of different brands over the years) and they always break apart during play while this design stands the test of time. The attachments are high quality, as well. I always use the peacock feather for decoration, it’s pretty. The wand creates a wonderful movement and sound as the “bird flies” which really engages kitty. I highly recommend!!

United States on Apr 11, 2023

Jammer1138: I've spent at least $300 on cat toys in the last year to exercise my two indoor cats. I try to get them to play long enough to start panting. They got bored before panting with EVERY toy I bought them. I purchased them the Neko wand and was able to play with them until they were tired. Then i heard about 'Da Bird'. Wow! I have had cats since I was a baby, and I have never seen a cat react to a toy like my cats react to Da Bird...EVER. They jump higher than I have seen a cat jump to catch a toy.Thier acrobatics are insanely entertaining and they get thier exercise. Win win for both the cats and me. So why only 4 stars? It is for this package. The wand and feather attachment are awesome. My kiddos are not as playful with the tinsel and puffy attachment. A better starter kit would include the wand and ALL feather attachments IMO.

United States on Jul 26, 2014

Cat Collector: My Da Bird value pack just arrived yesterday. My kitties went absolutely bonkers over this. I never knew I had so many acrobats in the family. they were jumping and twisting and and batting at the little fluttery feather thing as though it were an actual bird. It actually does mimic a bird. The feather attachment swivels and the sound of the feathers fluttering seems to appeal to kitties hunting instinct. I had the rapt attention of every one of my cats. I had to let them catch the bird once in awhile and when they did, they were just deliriously happy chewing and gnawing on the feathers. I had to limit their chewing to preserve the life of the feather. They were terribly dissappointed when I put it away in the closet up high. I came in there later to find my little one in the closet looking for it. I then pulled out the peacock feather and my baby was overjoyed along with the others. I haven't tried the kitty puff or the sparkly one yet. I was exhausted after just the first two. I'm sure they will be thrilled tonight when I get home and they can continue flying through the air in pursuit of their new love. The other plus is that you can just unhook the feather after it is...

United States on Apr 05, 2012

sectionop: I think this is by far the best cat toy on the market, with Da Bird being a close second, and I've shelled out a lot of money going through cat toys (a lot of which my picky cat didn't even show any glimmer of interest in).

The GOOD:

--It works. My 2-yr old cat LOVES this toy; she goes absolutely crazy for it. The first time I brought it out she got so excited I was worried she was going to pass out. It gets her jumping, flipping, running around for a good 10-15 minutes before she gets tired out. If I leave it anywhere reachable when we're not playing with it, she'll find it and try to carry it away. She'll circle around the closet where I keep it sometimes to see if I'll get it out, too. It's great for giving her a good workout, which seems to have a calming effect and diverts a lot of energy away from counter jumping, inappropriate scratching, and other mischief - along with a good cat tree, I think this or a similar toy is a minimum requirement for a young energetic cat.

--It's sturdy. She likes the original feather and the sparkly attachments the best. The furry thing, ironically, she was not that into. She liked the peacock feather too but that one got...

United States on Sep 29, 2011