Potaroma Chirping Cat Toys Balls with SilverVine Catnip, Upgraded, 3 Pack Fluffy Interactive Cat Kicker, 3 Lifelike Animal Sounds, Kitty Kitten Catnip Exercise Toys

Both cats instantly loved it! They are very soft and sturdy. They love the different sounds they make. Will buy again for gifts.

My kitten (13 weeks old) absolutely LOVES these, while my year and a half old Siamese generally ignores them. The kitten LOVES the sounds of each one and could play & chase these for hours. The noise level isn’t too noisy at all for me and it definitely attracts the kittens attention. I’ve had these for roughly 2 1/2 weeks and they’re going strong!

These are so cute! My puppy actually likes them more than my cats, however, my niece's kittens play with the ones I sent them all the time.

For $10, you get three soft, chirpy, fluffy balls in different colors and animal sounds - a frog, a bird, and a cricket. My cats were attracted to them immediately. While they do love to play with them, they really only get excited about them if I'm interacting with them and tossing the balls around.It's been two weeks and one of the balls came apart and the little sound mechanism came out. It's about the size of a small thimble, so probably not an issue for cats to swallow, but if you have dogs or toddlers it may be a choking hazard.

Product is a good cat toy as long as the odd LR41 batteries last. Very difficult to replace batteries in the toy. Manufacturer should use USB rechargeable battery port to make the toys easier to continue working. Be aware that although there is a plastic strip that needs to be pulled to activate the batteries, the batteries that I have encountered have already lost their full charge making the sounds barely audible. This is not the case with all of the toys but be aware.

Let’s just say I didn’t know what I was getting into when I introduced these Chirping Cat Toys to my household of 6 cats. I had high hopes, but nothing could prepare me for the utter chaos that would follow.The second I opened the box, the smell of SilverVine hit the air like a seductive perfume. Zoey, who normally couldn’t be bothered to do more than glance at a toy, turned into a full-on jungle cat. She batted at the chirping balls like she was on a quest for treasure. Lily, who’s normally too busy plotting world domination (or at least the next meal), suddenly became a leaping, squealing acrobat, launching herself from the couch with a precision that would make Olympic gymnasts jealous. Finn? He immediately tried to carry all three balls in his mouth at once, like he was attempting to hoard them for a catnip empire.The chirping sounds that come from these toys? Pure madness. The moment one of the balls made a noise, it was as though I’d pressed a button that activated instant chaos. It didn’t matter who was near it; every cat in the room was suddenly in high-speed pursuit. One ball chirped, and the race began. They pounced, they darted, they leaped over furniture like they were competing in a relay race. I honestly thought I might lose a toe during one of these sprints. It was like a scene out of an action movie—except starring three furballs with no regard for personal space.The balls themselves? Fluffy and durable. These are the kind of toys you can throw, kick, and torture—and they’ll still be in one piece. I’ve witnessed my cats try everything from batting them into walls to hiding them under the couch. And somehow, they always seem to find their way back. If I didn’t know better, I’d say the balls were plotting their own escape. They have mystery written all over them.Oh, and did I mention these balls are perfectly portable? I found one in the laundry basket. Another one in my bed. And somehow, one of them ended up in the kitchen sink. My cats must’ve formed a secret society to redistribute the toys throughout the house. They’re relentless.Bottom line? These Chirping Cat Toys are catnip crack (but, you know, the safe kind). They’ve become the new obsession of my entire feline family. If you’re considering these for multiple cats, I promise you will NOT regret it. They’ll have a blast, and your home will become a chaotic, chirping, fur-filled zone of feline bliss. Just be prepared to keep searching for toys in odd places—and don’t be surprised if your cats start looking at you like you're the one who needs to get them more.And if you're wondering if the cats ever share their toys... well, that's a whole different review.

My cats love them, that’s the most important thing to me 🤣 They love the sounds and the textureOrdered roughly 6 months ago. I have 7 cats- including 2 kittens- so they get plenty of use. Sound is still going strong and they haven’t fallen apart- though they do shed some fuzz every now and then with more rough play. I’d definitely purchase them again, they’ve lasted longer than other toys that I paid twice as much for.

All of my cats love them. From the kittens, to the grown cats, they will play and play with these balls. And the more they play, the more sounds they make. Cricket sound isn’t too bad, and we haven’t played with the frog yet. I’m probably going to have to gift the bird one because it’s really annoying. 🤣