Cat Dancer 101 Cat Dancer Interactive Cat Toy

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List Price : $2.84 Price : $1.35

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Cat Dancer is the original interactive cat toy. Spring steel wire and rolled cardboard create an irresistible lure for cats and great fun for cat lovers. Home-tested by over 8 million cats.

• The original interactive cat toy from Cat Dancer
• Spring steel wire and rolled cardboard
• Irresistible lure for cat
• Great fun for cat lovers
• Home-tested by over 8 million cats

Cat Dancer 101 Cat Dancer Interactive Cat Toy Reviews

Cat Dancer 101 Cat Dancer Interactive Cat Toy Reviews

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174 of 176 people found the following review helpful: frustratingly amazing!, May 21, 2006 By  Michael Goldenberg "goldie" (brooklyn, ny) - See all my reviews    i consider myself relatively creative professionally (am in marketing) so kept making a variety of what i thought would be fun toys for my cat. they ranged from simple to ornate - things you throw, things that move on their own, things that crawl, things that bounce, monochrome/colorful/etc. one day a colleague told me about this product, and from its description (a piece of wire with some wrapped paper) i was incredulous. she swore by it, so i bought it (cant beat the price).... ...my cat was obsessed. no other toy could distract her and amuse her the way this one did. i'd drag it and whip it around and she'd chase it everywhere. i could wake her from her sleep just by the sound of it rubbing against the rug, and she'd be off and chasing. she NEVER tired of this toy. and our new kitten (and her new friend) took to it right away as well. this 'toy' pissed me off to no end because it was so basic and simple, and yet worked where my ornate... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comments (12) 76 of 78 people found the following review helpful: Ridiculously simple, but elegantly effective, August 7, 2005 By  Velvet Marmoset (Bethesda, MD United States) - See all my reviews I was super-skeptical when I took this thing out of the bag. It is literally a length of wire with some twisted brown paper bits on the ends (kindof like pieces of the thin round handles on a brown paper shopping bag). There's one piece on the end that you hold, and maybe 4 or so on the target-end for the kitty. The stiffness of the wire is just perfect such that when you hold it lightly, and the cat bats at the end, it bounces and flies all over the place, with near-zero effort on your part. You can, of course, move it some more on your own and entertain the cat with more movement, but it works very well to just hold the wire lightly. I was a little worried that it might poke an eye out or something, but the ends of the wire are bent into loops so that shouldn't happen. It is a stiff, significant-gauge wire though. Really, it's crazy-simple, but really effective. My kitten gets bored with the fancy feather wand I have for him, but he keeps going with the Cat Dancer... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comment 42 of 42 people found the following review helpful: Simple, cheap and FUN!, September 9, 2006 By  a DMented lil Thori "..mostly Harmless" (California) - See all my reviews Both of my cats really love this and my wallet adores it because it's cheap as well as being on the fairly durable side as well. My cats are active (they love to play, run after and catch things) and like to play two or three times a day. As several other reviewers have noted, you should keep a light grip/pinch on one end and that's enough to make the other end swing and weave around in the air. Then, just roll your end between your fingertips a bit and it'll bounce a bit and swing around and (hopefully) entice your kitties play with the other end. I've also held it in the middle and let both cats go at their seperate end but it's stiffer that way and doesn't move as much. Boo is about four and half years old and the other, Poxie, is three. Poxie will play with anything that moves (or is shiney and will chew carboard for the heck of it), so she loves it. Boo is a bit pickier likes to "stalk" things and be convinced that he really does want to play. I usually to drag this... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comment

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