HDP Long haired Furry Mice cat Toy Size:Pack of 4

Noticed my cat loved some off name cat toys from the feed store that had real fur and rattled, but she quickly decapitated them. I've given her one of these so far and she loves it! 4 days and it's still intact, but I can't say much about how durable the product is as it's only been a few days.

My cat loves these. Unfortunately he makes short work of them

My cat loves them

My cats love these. This is there new favorite toy.

We have bought several of these "Rats" as they are our kitty's favorite. He especially likes fetching the grey ones. (Who knows why?) They hold up fairly well, considering the way they are treated. I did have to replace some grains of rice and glue one back together as he was wounded quite seriously. We have shared these with kitty cousins who seem to like them as well. WARNING: Don't give this to your kitty if you do NOT want to be woken up in the wee hours of the morning to play "just one more game of fetch..." And, always have another on hand just in case they get "lost".

The media could not be loaded.  These are good quality, large mice.We have two cats, a grumpy old black and white cat and a young ginger tabby scaredy-cat. While both enjoy playing with these mice, they had our 10-year-old tuxedo cat playing like a kitten for literal hours (you can see a few seconds of his entertainment in the video, while orange kitty watches and waits for his turn). Our cats are both chewers and one mouse has already lost its tail, but that’s not prevented them from playing with it.The mice are obviously real fur, and all of ours came with the felt eyes rather than the plastic, so I’m not worried about a choking hazard.All in all, this has been a great purchase and I would highly recommend these cat toys.

i got these for a rambunctious juvenile male. he loves them. he made them run (or fly) all over the house and under all the furniture. 😀gave a few away to other cat owners… all reported back that their cats love them. definitely recommend over fake fur toys.

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Every cat I’ve ever owned or given these to adore these real fur mice. They prefer the smaller ones, but they will still play with these until they are, first tailless, and eventually furless. Haha!Gonna throw away the white one pictured as it looks kinda used with its ratched-out hair. Probably isn’t, but I don’t want to chance it with my fur babies.Now, for the part of my review that is probably not going to be popular with all the bleeding-hearts that got Walmart and the like to stop carrying these.First off, yes it’s true, these mice are made of real fur, and most likely the fur is from a not very nice place. However, the fur for these mice are the scraps these places cannot use for items made for people. So, even though it might not be 100% ethical, it IS a way to up-cycle these scraps that would most likely just end up in our landfills.Secondly, the synthetic/plastic mice that replaced a lot of these fur mice take centuries longer to breakdown in our landfills than the fur will. Period.Finally, cats have a very strong prey-drive. We tend to look at cats and dogs as domesticated on the same level. But cats are very much more wild in their unique relationship with their owners. It’s one of the things that make them such charming pets. To that end, when I give the cats these real fur mice to play with I notice a marked reduction in the amount of birds and other prey they kill when I let them outdoors in the spring and summer. If these scrap-fur mice help to reduce the amount of prey items my cats bring home from the ecosystem, I’m all for it.I have never had a cat NOT go bonkers for these toys. I would suggest them for purchase and buy them again myself. Just make sure to give them a quick rinse and dry them off before you give them to your kitties.

They are made of real fur, so I thought the cats would be into it, but these things smell AWFUL. Horrid. My cats were intrigued for the first 10 mins but have not touched them since. I haven't even taken them all out of the packaging ... took a couple out, aired them out to try to get rid of the smell (only slight difference... they still stink), and haven't even taken the rest out because the cats aren't into them. I'm also unsure about what kind of chemicals my cats might have now been exposed to from whatever made that smell (formaldehyde??). It's very strong and very bad.

I've been looking for these locally for a long time with no luck. Gave these to three cats so far (one is my kitty, and my boyfriends two cats) and they go NUTS for them. Absolutely thrilled to have found rabbit fur mice for our cats.

These are made with real fur, which is what my cats prefer. They play with them they sleep with them they try to drowned them in their water dish. Quite happy with them.

When I ordered these, I was under the impression they were, you know, mice.When they arrived, they were really well made, nice fur and the size of a small baseball.Since they were bought for my cat, they did not work out well because he is terrified of them.