Trixie Plush Bird for Door Frames

Great for hands-free play on the doorframe but also excellent to drag around for your cat to chase. Especially good if you have slightly rotund cats that need to burn off some dreamies! I see a lot of reviews mention it's dangerous because it broke - I recommend putting it away in a cupboard when you aren't present. Just like you wouldn't leave a baby in a bouncy seat, don't leave your cats with a bungee string that could potentially break.

My two little furry lads lose their heads for this toy! Excellent when on the door to keep themselves entertained but you can also drag it around for them to chase - a great way to make your slightly rotund inside cats burn off the dreamies

My cat took to this toy immediately & loved it. Unfortunately, the bird completley detached from the elastic cable within a few hours! 😟

Our 4 months old kitten completely ripped both the bird and the elastic rope off in only 2 days.

Bought 1 of these a couple of years ago ago and both mine loved it, to the point they pulled it off the elastic. They now carry this around the house. It was looking a bit worse for wear, so bought a replacement. I put this up as soon as I received it and it was ripped open within 30 minutes, extremely disappointing. I have since bought 2 more and they have disintegrated. The first one is still hanging on where as the newer ones ended up in pieces. Definitely a change in quality!

The toy was missing one of the little rubber things that helps it grip the door frame but it’s still very functional without. Height adjustable too. My 5 month old kitten loves this toy but after less than 24 hours, one of the sides has split open and stuffing has come out so it will have to be stitched up. However, he’s had so much fun with this toy and keeps him occupied without me having to swing something about all the time

My kitten snapped the elastic within 5 mins. Needs to be much stronger.

We’re now on our third one as both our cats love it. One even is adamant to bring it everywhere with him despite the racket it makes when clashing against the wall. We use it manually throwing it around from the string rather than the door frame.

Had her going for about 2 min before she started ignoring it completely. May try again with some catnip later!

Needs to be more substantial as my playful 9 month old NFC/Maine Coon destroyed it in no time.

Fair to say the kitten enjoyed this, however it did not last long, he chewed through the elastic quite quickly. Tied it back on but he just chewed through it again. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars was because I thought the little bird toy on the end was supposed to be a bit bigger, fits in the palm of my hand.

both my cats love it (7yrs & 2mths), occupys them for literal hours, never fallen from the door frame/broken in any way, best £3 I've ever spent

This toy lasted two hours of playtime with a 4 month old kitten. It is a waste of my money and I am very disappointed.

Good toy , cats will love it

My two kittens absolutely love this. Hours of endless fun for them.

Didn't expect much from this little toy but boy oh boy was I wrong. My cat abused the poor toy constantly until it finally gave in, but definitely got our money's worth out of it.

Very study and great toy for kittens to play with. They play with it quite often. The string is elastic so your cats won't be able to run off with it and hide the bird toy somewhere. It fits perfectly on our door frame.

2 kittens (siamese and oriental) have hours of fun with this. yes the toy can come off and get hidden, yes the elastic can get chewed yes it may not last forever... but when the cats jump and make the duck bounce or pull it too far and then let go to see the duck fly - its hilarious and keeps them entertained. Definitely one to keep supervised

The elastic ripped after just a few minutes even though my cats are neither big and strong nor particularly ferocious when playing. They just tried to pull it down to see it bounce up again, but that bounce never came... Bit sad because I really liked the idea. The elastic is very thin, so no wonder it ripped so fast.

My four month old kitten managed to rip the wing off in a matter of minutes. Nice idea but not very well made!

The cat really liked the toy and it stayed well in the door frame. However, it lasted about a week of play and then the string was chewed through.

My cat, who usually only plays with feather toys, has gone absolutely crazy for this toy. She even plays with it by herself. The only thing that's unclear is how to shorten the string without cutting and tying it again...