133 reviews forJumping Stars Cat Toys

Our cat loves fetch toys, and the bouncy balls seemed like a great idea. Within two weeks, our cat has gone through four of these bouncy balls. He chewed up three of them (thankfully, the plush held up, and he didn’t swallow any plastic), and the casing tore on the last one. For rowdy rascals, these bouncy balls aren’t suitable toys. Looks like we’ll have to check out dog toys instead. Maybe they’ll last longer... :)

When I read that a bouncy ball is incorporated into this toy, I expect it to actually bounce. But even when I throw the toy onto the laminate floor with force, it barely manages an awe-inspiring 10 cm bounce. I have three very lively and playful tomcats, but they only glanced at it a couple of times because of the impact noise; otherwise, the toy was completely uninteresting from the start. You can hardly notice the catnip either.

Not bouncy. And if you throw it with force its quite solid & will badly hurt your cat if it hits it. My cats have no interest in them whatsoever.

One cat just sniffed at it boredly and that was it, while the other keeps bringing me these balls so I can throw them, and she can chase after them, catch them, and bring them back to me again so I can throw them again – just like a dog!

These two will definitely be reordered as our cats go absolutely crazy for them.

My brother's cats love these. They are very bouncy and lots of fun. Good value

Our tomcats chase after anything that's round. But since these don't roll and certainly don't bounce, they find them completely boring. If you throw them on the floor, they're very loud and scare the cats. Total waste of money.

within a very short space of time, my Bengal had completely chewed this apart resulting in sharp shards flaking off which she luckily didn't swallow as I managed to take the product away in time. Don't buy badly made and dangerous to cats.

Our little cat loves these star-shaped toys, but unfortunately, he chews through them far too quickly (2-3 days after unpacking), and the fabric around them gets damaged just as fast. We've already had to take his toy away twice because it became too dangerous when he started putting the chewed-off pieces in his mouth. So, they’re great for playing, but definitely only under supervision!

The two "Dopsies," as I always call them, are very popular with our Jackie. He loves hopping after them when they bounce. 😁 We ordered them as part of our kitten starter kit, and ever since he’s been with us, they’ve been a favourite toy. 😁 I can highly recommend them.

They don’t float, and the rubber inside is too hard. They were dragged around briefly and then became completely uninteresting, both for the cats and for me as the entertainer. Such a shame! The deduction of one point isn’t because they weren’t liked – no toy can help that – but because the advertised bouncing of the stars doesn’t happen, no matter how hard I throw them onto the floor (hard floor).

My two Cornish Rex cats are constantly playing with the little stars. (I've already ordered a second set) Great toy and easy to clean when they’ve batted the balls into slightly dusty corners again :)

My Luna absolutely loves playing with it. As soon as I pick it up, she starts to crouch and just waits for me to make it jump. TOP!

My Lucy has had the two stars for 2 years now, and she still plays with them like it’s the first day. I can only recommend them.

My tomcat absolutely loves these little stars! I throw them, and he immediately dashes after them and brings them back. He also plays with them on his own, batting them around. Aaaaand, of course, he chews on them too, biting through the bouncy ball inside every single time, and the seam has always come undone so far. This means that the bits of the bouncy ball end up scattered around the flat, and the tomcat eats them as well. So far, he’s survived it, and I’ve probably bought about 20 of these things already.

Both of my tomcats love the stars and enjoy carrying them around. Unfortunately, they’re also very enthusiastic chewers and have already bitten into the bouncy balls inside several times, which is why I’m only giving 3 stars. I still bought them new ones and now make sure to only let them play with the stars for a limited time. If they get damaged, I dispose of them immediately. The star casing keeps the "bouncy ball crumbs" inside, so there’s usually no immediate risk of swallowing.

I was excited to find something special for my cat to play with, as she loves playing with balls. But she's scared of the bouncy balls. Her brother usually chases after anything that rolls or moves, but he doesn’t like the bouncy balls either. Such a shame – the idea is great, but the material is too harsh for cats.

Our two 10 month old cats go mad for these, they have a box full of toys but these are their favourite. One of ours will play fetch for hours with these! She can easily pick it up by one of the prongs and she loves chasing it if you throw it for her. They bounce really well although one of the balls inside feels as though it has split after lots of use. For the price these are excellent, best £2 ever spent!

My four little rascals play with it like crazy. And of course, it's a bit noisy on laminate flooring or similar surfaces – they are bouncy balls, after all. But it doesn't bother me. They're having fun, and that's what matters.

Of my four cats, the little tomcat (6 months old) is the most interested in the stars – though the others would play with them too if he’d let them... ;) They can even withstand a bit of tugging when the tomcat pulls on one point and I pull on another. I can only recommend them!