Cat Dancer Products Charmer Interactive Cat Toy

Dimensions listed in product specifications are wrong thankfully. The wand is about 16 inches long, a little short and the only drawback for this great toy. The best part is the sturdy fleece fabric that is securely attached to the wand. It is around 46 inches long and 3/4 inch wide, and it definitely dances with a flick of the wrist. For the price it appears well made. If it lasts a month it will be a great entertainment value. Most importantly, it wears out kittens so you can get a good night’s sleep.

My cat really enjoys playing with us. The wand is very very sturdy. The felt part is about 5 ft long so you're able to play with a cat from the distance with no worry of getting scratched or bit during play. Great with kittens also. Makes virtually no noise and seems to be very decent quality. My cat loves to chew on the felt part and has been chewing on it for a year and cannot chew through it. I actually feel like it keeps his teeth clean and his breath fresher

Cats go nuts for this! Quality cat toy. Nice solid wand (vs hollow cheap plastic ones) so my cat can't chew it. He did chew the string but was unable to damage the wand. He's a known chewer, so I just keep it in a drawer until playtime. Gave one to two other friends with cats and it was a big hit at their house as well. Worth the price!

Your cat should have two kinds of toys, the kindshe can play with when you're not involved, and another kind that is interactive between you and them. This is the best one I found in the second category. Simple, no moving parts except if you make it move, safe, really gets her going. Sometimes she follows me around the house carrying it because she wants me to play with her, it's cute and extremely funny.

Cats love the toy. I wonder what they see when you play with them with it.

My cat loves this thing. I have other Cat Dancer toys and in particular the one with a wire and cardboard on the end. She flips out over that toy, and it hones her hunting skill and speed. This one is different as she engages it in a different way. It is more of a catch and tussle game of rolling around with it and tangling herself up in the fabric. The price is great, and she loves to have me play with her at bedtime on our bed. The rough and tumble is a great way to burn energy for a good night sleep leaving us undisturbed until the morning. The only thing that was a bit disappointing was I did not receive the toy color it shows in the picture. The one I got was a black and white zebra stripe. It's okay but would have preferred the color they show for example. A bit of false advertising I'd say, but still love their cat toys no matter this small issue.

I took in a stray cat in May and the first toy I bought him was a set of the plastic balls with the bell in them. Having never had an indoor cat before, I thought it seemed like a cool enough toy since I have lots of smooth flooring. I'm not sure my cat has played with them yet and it is now December. He enjoyed putting his paws into and batting around the toilet paper and paper towel cardboard rolls better, but that looked a bit tacky throughout the house. Then, I decided maybe he'd like marbles better b/c they were heavier and would roll very well on their own. He loved them alright. Right under every major appliance and nook and cranny he could find, including a tiny little gap by the dishwasher. Even after using a broom handle and fly swatter, almost all are still MIA. It's going to be frightening some day when the appliances are moved/replaced and 100 marbles are found at a house with no children. In any case, aside from the 'every marble strategically put under an appliance or in a tiny opening' game, KK also loves a good game of 'get your feet'. Both versions. The get them while you are standing at the hot stove concentrating on cooking something...usually something hot, prone to burning if left unstirred, or messy and also the version of get your covered feet in bed at night. While both sound really fun, they are really only enjoyable for him. Not wanting to waste any more money on toys he couldn't care less about or would lose, I researched and found this toy. He loves it!! The material, which appears to be fleece?, is extremely soft and very easy for him to grab ahold of mid-air, making it a challenge to keep it just ahead of him. I find whipping it like a bullwhip or twirling it works best for getting close, but not too close to him so he has to chase it, and also for getting it freed from his claws once he's had it for a minute or two and still wants to play, but doesn't want to let go of the material for that to actually happen. We play for a few minutes a few times throughout the day, and right before bed when he's suddenly wound tighter than an eight day clock, including the enlarged black demon eyes, as I call them, that means he is ready to play, and play hard. A few intense minutes playing with this toy and he's tired out and ready for peaceful, non-feet attacking sleep. So in conclusion, if you have a possibly odd cat with a weird idea of a fun time, this seems to be a pretty durable and entertaining toy.

Both of my cats absolutely love playing with the Cat Dancer! They could probably play all day if my arm didn’t get tired after a while. They constantly try to take it from me and it’s the cutest dang thing. Love this product!!

De todos los juguetes de mi gato este es su preferido, puede estar horas jugando con el incluso sin que yo lo mueva enganchando la vara en algún sitio dejando colgar la tira de fieltro.

I am amazed at how strong and durable this is. Even though my cat pulls and tugs at it with full claws and teeth, this product is indestructible! She has gotten tired of a lot of the other toys i've gotten for her but this one is an all time favorite for her, no matter what time of day. An excellent product!

We have two cats, sisters, but very different. One runs around chasing anything she can. Marie, not so much. But she loves her Cat Dancer, and does indeed dance around trying to capture the tempting twisty tail and delights in her successes. The tail is relatively wide, unexpectedly long, and a bit stretchy. It's ideal for capture efforts, and is big enough that it's a satisfactory prey object once it's "brought down". However, the active cat has shown no interest. We've had it for about a month.

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The length of the fabric makes it easy to get the cats active without having to stoop. The cats love it, I just make sure to put it away when they're done so they don't chew the fabric.