Trixie Feather Waggler Cat Toy

As you will see from previous reviews we have rather a large collection of various cat toys and equipment but I guess that's part of having 3 cats. Anyway one toy we have in our collection is the Feathered Pole Cat Toy. OK so this is probably one of the simplest and more basic toys we hvae bought the girls but seems to be one that they like and will quite happily play with with you. What Is It? Well really the name of the product pretty much describes it. As I said it is quite a basic toy consisting of a long black handle made of strong durable plastic, the handle measures about 30 ... more

My kitten is absolutely spoiled rotten. All of my money goes on him and he has everything a kitten could want. I seem to have some sort of obsession with buying him food. I don't really know why but think it might stem back to my anxiety disorder as I feel comforted knowing he has enough food to last him 6 weeks, therefore if something meant we had no money I know my little man would be okay. Therefore I find myself on the Zooplus website at least once a week. I've seen this feather waggler on the site for a while but only recently bought one. I paid the very expensive price of 99p for this ... more

Trixie Feathered Pole Cat Toy Our cat is named Bobbie and he is quite fussy when it comes around to toys. It's often the case that when I come home with a new toy he just looks at it and then walks away. I never forgot I bought this 30 pounds toy to treat him and he just walked away to play with his mouse of 1 pound! Very annoying but I can never stay mad with him. This Trixie Feathered Pole Cat Toy is the kind of toy that's cheap but very good. This toy is very simple and is just a wand with some feathers. That's all really! The wand is about 20cm tall which is good because while playing ... more

Champ the cat liked his Trixie Feather Waggler Cat Toy for about twenty seconds and then he lost complete interest in it. I don't know if it is because he is not a kitten any longer and this possibly appeals to younger cats more than older ones, but he played with it for a little while then flounced off. It was cheap - about 80p or less and it was in the bargain bin at Pets at Home. It is just like a long 22 inch stick / wand with a few bonny looking feathers stuck on the end. The idea is simple, you just waggle the stick in front of the cat to catch its attention, and the idea is that the cat ... more