Cat Dancer 3PK

This a simple toy captivates their attention and keeps our cats active for as long as the human at the other end is willing to be the “motor.” We move the cat dancer in all directions, slipping it under chairs, dipping it into an (empty) tub, tapping it on top of a bed, snaking it along the floor: aerobics for all. When left on the floor, they sometimes play with it by themselves. When stored in the toy cabinet, they come running when they hear us open it.

My cat absolutely goes crazy for this toy! Who would think that such a simple toy would be such a big hit? We have one clipped to the cat tower, and our cat entertains himself with it.

These were recommended by the shelter where I volunteer. They had to do an announcement to not throw them away, because everyone kept thinking they were just garbage. Its true, it doesnt look like much, but when I get it out to play all the cats go nuts. Now Im stocking up to give to all my cat owning friends!

All three of our cats love these. We keep them in a drawer and anytime that drawer is opened, they come running.

Its quite evident by all other positive reviews that this toy is a classic hit with cats, including my own cats. I am docking one star for durability as once the cardboard rolls are decimated thats the end of the story until buying a new one. Just wish they lasted longer.

This is the best cat toy ever!!! And I love how simple it is! No plastic, just paper and wire. Our 3-year old Siamese is obsessed with it and begs us to play with him every evening. One toy last us about 2-3 months with daily play. We let him shred it till all the paper has fallen off and then replace. It’s the only toy we need!

My cat went INSANE the first time he saw this toy. He cannot get enough of playing with it. It’s such a remarkably simple design but the wire causes the cardboard to flutter and mimic a moth or something and it gets my cat’s attention every time I break it out. It’s cheap enough that If your cat hates it, it’s no big deal. But if they love it like mine, you’ll be so happy you bought.

My cat is 11 years old and so picky about toys that I quit buying them for her, but I decided to take a chance on this one. She LOVES it. I fastened it to a doorknob with a rubber band and every time she goes by it, she gives it a few swats. If I make her dance with one in my hand, she jumps and scrambles to catch it. This is a deceptively simple, yet ingenious toy. Well done!

My two adult cats wont play with any other toy except this one, they love it only downside is they wear out over a few months but they are very cheap so it does not matter much.

Younger cats and kittens, when Im visiting in the homes of friends, really enjoy the Cat Dancers, which are actually very simple; A few tiny twists of cardboard attached to one end of a 20 or so spring wire that you can either hold, or do as Ive done on some occasions and attach it to a ribbon which is suspended from one of those 1-2 month-long-lasting balloons that bounce along the ceiling from breezes of open windows or as the cat plays. If you think it looks expensive, note that it comes in a three-pack for the price! Unfortunately, my cat, The Princess Pia, is now very old and deaf, has arthritis, and perhaps is also suffering some dementia, will bat at it a time or two, then lie down for a nap or head for my lap or her food dish. Im sure she would have loved it a few years ago when she was more playful. She rarely plays with any of her toys now.