52 reviews forCat Pole Feather Dancer

My two kittens absolutely love this. I'm amazed it's still in one piece, because they rip at the feathers doing their very best to destroy it, and yet it remains unscathed. My cousin bought us a different cat pole and they have ignored it completely. This one however, only has to be shown to then to make them go crazy!

I have an extremely large tom cat. He loves this toy and carries it around with him after he has finished jumping around after it like a lunatic so the other cats can't have it. More importantly it is very robust and has lasted quite well so far. As a comparison he completely destroys a typical 'feather on a string' type toy in under half an hour. This has lasted for two days so far and looks none the worse for wear. Highly recommended.

He can pounce, jump for, chase and chew this toy. He goes wild for it every time. It really makes him exercise. Hilarious to watch.

I have a rescue cat whose early life must have been awful. She has taken a long while to learn how to be a proper cat and enjoy life. Since I bought this toy she has finally learned what fun life can be. She demands her fun time by laying on her back( preferably near this toy so I can see her) and waving her feet in the air to attract my attention.

This cat dangler is absolutely brilliant. I have two 14 week old kittens. One's a norwegian and the other a ginger and white moggy. They cannot get enough of this, and have me in fits of laughter watching them play. I now have to hide it so as to get some peace.

I have one of those cats that likes to play (noisily) by herself after lights out, but will only half-heartedly push a toy around if I happen to be in the same room. Little will tempt her to play with me, although she's affectionate in every other respect. Whether she's shy, cool or is just torturing me, I don't know. However, this toy always gets a reaction and I get at least 10 minutes worth of boisterous play with her each evening when I wave the feather in her face or swish the stick around. Whether it's irritation or pleasure that engages her I haven't quite worked out, but at least with the feather dancer I get to SEE her have some exercise, rather than just HEAR her antics at 3am...

My one-year-old female cat goes absolutely bananas when I bring this one out. If I let her, she would literally kill herself playing with it: even when she's wheezing for breath she still chases after it!

This is really well designed and attractive. It's such a pleasure waving it about that I might be tempted even if Sylvie didn't like it - which fortunately she does! A bonus is that it seems to be indestructable. Treat yourself - and your cat of course!

When we first got our kittens, we bought this, along with the leather, and regular feather dancer toys. This has been by far and away the best purchase. It's very robust (all our other feather toys have since been decimated), and the addition of the solid pole, with the mylar type end seems to give it extra flexibility. Both kittens love it, and prefer it to all their other toys, they will play until they're panting, and then play some more. It's definitely worth the price, and I will be getting some more.

I have not seen a kitten go so mad for one of these. She grabs it, runs away with it and growls at anyone that approaches her! And my other kitten who's not as lively enjoys it as much.

Excellent value and hard wearing, even with 2 lively young cats. They can't get enough play time with this toy, to the extent they tire themselves out and I have to make the decision to put the toy away until a later time. Only problem is, I am running out of hiding places in the house !

My Tom cat loves this toy & would be happy to spend hours playing with it. It is not so interesting to my girl cat but that might be because he gets so excited that he swats her away if she tries to join in the fun. I'll have to get a second one!