116 reviews forTrixie Turning Feather Cat Toy

Very nice toy for young and old. My young cat chases after it like crazy, and my two older ones enjoy watching the game. Unfortunately, it's not sustainable, as I’ve been searching in vain for replacement parts for the feather (which don’t exist). And constantly buying plastic waste? No – really a shame. 😢

My two cats loved it, but unfortunately, they quickly pulled out the feather. For the price, you should be able to replace it. As it stands, it's unfortunately just a short-lived toy. Not recommended for active cats.

My 8.5 months old kitten played with it for a few times then got bored. All he did was try to put his paws in to catch the feather but it moves too fast, so he got bored. It still works but he just doesn’t play with it now….so like all his toys, it’s just lying around.

At first, it was interesting and funny, but then, after 5 days, it hasn’t been played with since. Now it’s just looked at in boredom as the feathers fray, but that’s about it. 3 stars because it’s suitable for Maine Coons—the holes are big enough even for this breed.

At first, the toy was very popular. So much so that my cat almost destroyed it by pulling out the feathers. Now it seems to have become uninteresting. It's a shame that it breaks so easily.

Our cats love this but it doesn’t stay on unless we keep pressing the button. We’ve tried two new sets of batteries but still have to keep pressing the button

Actually a good idea, my housemates had fun for a short while, but: The speed should be adjustable, as some cats prefer different speeds to get into the mood for playing. The feather was too short (it’s longer in the product image) and should be replaceable. The motor is too weak; my cats bat the feather out of the top openings and stop the carousel with it.

Very quick, no feathers. Shame it doesn’t last long.

My two tomcats loved the toy! However, we only had it for one day before all the feathers came off... A bit pricey for that. In the end, I’d recommend attaching a plush toy or something with feathers instead of just sticking on three feathers.

We have 2 tomcats and 3 girls, and they immediately liked the device very much. Unfortunately, the feather tuft started losing its first feathers after just 2 minutes. The boys play very rough, so they managed to rip out the feather tuft within an hour. I opened the device, reattached the feather tuft, and glued it a bit. Unfortunately, it no longer spins properly now... However, for cats that aren't as rough, it's a great toy.

My cat had a lot of fun with it at first. Unfortunately, he doesn’t use it anymore. However, it’s well-made and worth it.

My cat loves this toy. Unfortunately, he managed to pull out the first feather after just a week. So, two points deducted for the quality.

A funny toy, but unfortunately my cat quickly figured out how to turn it on and it wakes us up in the middle of the night!

... due to the lack of other toys, as all the others have given up the ghost. But this is only observed with my 4-year-old British Shorthair. He lies next to it and just stares at the fluffy bit. As soon as he grabs it, the feathers unfortunately fly off. So, it’s becoming less and less interesting.

Was super interesting, but after just 3 days the springs came out, making it uninteresting. It's a shame you can't unscrew it to attach something new to it.

It's quite an interesting toy (cats love it), but the feathers were gone after exactly 30 minutes, which is really a shame! Oh well, I'll unscrew it and stick them back on myself—let's see how long that lasts...

My cat is only briefly interested in the toy; the material is too lightweight. However, it's a nice, albeit short, distraction.