Trixie Plush Bird for Door Frames

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.

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.

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

I've looped this around a door handle rather than use the plastic frame as I found it didn't hold on to the top of the door very well. The bird itself is great, and tough - my cat loves batting it about, and it's stood up very well to this.

Ive had this toy for a couple months now & it has stretched out ( i didnt think much of it) however i noticed last night my cat was hissing and i could hear she was struggling with something & when i went to see the string was wrapped around her neck and she couldnt get it of, so please dont put this up at night as it can be dangerous otherwise i have no other issues

Milo had a great 10 min before getting hold of the duck and bitting through the string. He is still playing with the string though. Just wish the string was biteproof...

Our ragdoll cat has absolutely loved playing with this toy since she was a kitten. The only thing is, she is quite a strong little thing and often pulls the duck so hard that it flies off the doorframe - which is hilarious until it happens in the middle of the night! We have bought a second one for when she goes to stay with family when we are away and she loves running around the house with it...if your cat does this, just be mindful to keep an eye on them so they don't strangle themselves!

I have two Savannah cats, highly active house cats that need constant stimulation. This is a real hit for rough play with a big breed. I just wish it was bigger.

I'd say this is a good low-cost toy cats can play with on their own when you are not at home. Our cats used to like it until we put together the Catit circuit toy for them; then they completely lost interest in the duck! Still, the duck remains hanging on our door, since it's not in the way once you push it to the side and once in a while the cats run after it if I pull and swing it around for them (that means it's no longer a self-play toy for them). Happy we got it but would not buy again/more of it.

I brought this toy as my BSH loves another dangling toy that I hook over the door itself but he broke it. Dharma loves this one too, but the cord is too long and I have to keep knotting it so the duck doesn't drag on the floor. I take it down for a bit as he uses it less so he doesn't get bored of it and loves it when it goes up again.

This is great for an indoor cat, this toy keeps my cat busy for ages. however i can't leave it out all the time, as i think he may get bored of it. i tend to put it out every other few days and alternate his toys.

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...