WSIOKYW Flying Bird Cat Toy, Flapping Wings Remote Control Interactive Toys for Cats, Simulate Real Vocalizations, Three Speed Adjustments, Fun and Engaging Cat Playtime Activity

She loves that toy. She’s always playing with it.

Can’t find the bird once they got it.

Don’t waste your money. Poor quality and theres barely any detectable movement.

I got this toy for my two boys, as they like to fantasize about eating all the birds they see out the window. They have other bird toys that make chirping noises that they love, so I was hoping they may like this one, but unfortunately, they did not. The bird comes with a USB charger, which I love, because it holds a long charge and I don't have to spend a lot of money for batteries that drain fast. It also comes with a remote control, but I don't know if the remote actually does anything, because it didn't seem to react when I pushed buttons. It has a stick, which I assume can be used to attach the bird to and make it a dangle toy. I turned on the bird for my boys, and it scared them. The bird looks like it's seizing or on its last leg, which should activate their dinosaur brains and excite them, but instead, it activated the "flight" part of their brains. The chirping didn't sound much like a bird to me or to the cats, either. Needless to say, my boys wanted nothing to do with it. It wasn't a total loss, because the bird also came with a catnip packet that can be inserted into the bird, and they have been playing with that non-stop (since I took it out of the bird). All in all, my cats didn't like it, but maybe yours will. I also think the price is a bit steep, but if your cats like it, who am I to put a price on their happiness?

My Cats walked away from it

It's great to watch my cat of 14 years play like he's a kitten again. Great for my other cats too

It does what it's supposed to cat lost interest. But it still works.

Some dudes sitting around said: "what animals do cats like to go after? and thought BABY BIRDS THAT JUST FELL FROM THE NEST!", and et voilà ! this toy was dreamed up. And, it really is just like a baby bird that just fell from the nest and cannot fly, only flaps around on the ground. BONUS it is readily rechargeable. OF course the charge port was put in the appropriate anatomical location - No not the mouth - No not the belly button - Yes that's right ... that is where it is located. The charge cable is indeed USB-C which we all have nowadays. The remote control is very convenient too. The included cord is an elastic shock cord for added reaction during a predator attack. Also comes with a little pouch of "catnip" that you can tuck inside (access is through that same location you go for the charge port - just shove it up in there). Of course your cat needs to be a hunter/killer/predator for maximum entertainment value. If your cat is more "Garfield" well ... you know ... probably won't get as much use. We hope this information has been helpful in your decision. Cheers ! !