Hartz JFC Kitty Caster Cat Play Toy Assorted Colors Just For Cats

Cats loved it

Its a really good product

My cat has no response

I buy these kinds of packs of toys for my cats every once and a while just to keep them interested and to remind them that they are the higher beings of our house that come first. My cats who are 11 don’t care the most for toys, never have, they have always been the destructive, toilet paper unrollers and wire bitters, but they still do play with toys occasionally so I keep them around. My only complaint is the puff fuzzy balls that have the plastic can possibly be pulled apart and be consumed in some amount, possibly dangerously so I don’t give them those toys (not that they play with them anyways). Other then that I think this a good budget pack of cat toys that most cats will at least enjoy a little bit or maybe I imagine they enjoy knowing that we spend our money on them more then ourselves.

These "jingle balls" really have a new (2-3 month old) kitten going great guns around the house! I really think the only thing that could be improved on would to have them automatically come out from under/behind couches, dressers, etc 🙂🙃😉.A* has three items to rate about these balls. Durability, Suction & Value. Durability is, so far, great! These are coming up to 3 months old and with the exception of those I can't currently find, they look like new. Suction: I'll discuss this in depth in a bit. Value: Really great! The amount of balls for this small price is great!Okay, now for the BAD part of this review. As mentioned above, A* has put three items to rate on these. One, Durability - discussed above. Three, Value for money - also discussed above both of which got five stars!Finally, Two, Suction. Unfortunately, I could only give one star for this rating. I've tried & tried (until I looked like a Smurf) to develop a suction on these balls and the open waffle pattern just wouldn't allow for a suction to be established. THEN a thought came to me, IT'S a waffle pattern, maybe it just needs some butter and syrup - smart, huh, surprised nobody else thought of that 😉🙃🙂. So I pulled out some of our best butter (Kerrygold) and some of our best pure maple syrup. Except for getting yelled at by my wife for making a big mess on the kitchen floor, it still didn't work. I thought & thought about this for a good long time and FINALLY it came to me, waffle pattern, waffle maker a match made in heaven if ever there was one - boy oh boy did I feel SMART! I pulled out our Belgian waffle maker, when it was good & hot I very quickly put in a ball and promptly turned the waffle iron over like it states in the Instructions. When the light came on, I turned the maker back upright and opened it up. I think the kitten got to the ball before I could close the lid, although I didn't see him, because the only discernable thing in the waffle maker was a bent bell - and a really gooie mess of something red & yellow - my wife yelled at me again because she thought the red & yellow goo was the ball - boy the joke is really on her, huh. I did try to develop a suction on the bell, but it just wouldn't happen.I thought & thought & thought and then I had a real revelation. What if I wasn't supposed to start a suction on the ball, BUT that the ball was supposed to start a suction on me! WOW, I thought, that sounds like something that just possibly might work. Just think about it, all those holes in the ball could really cause an extreme suction! Being VERY safety minded, I made SURE I had all safety equipment that might be necessary considering how much suction just might be present. Having gathered all the appropriate equipment I set out to start my experiment. With a highly calibrated suction meter and anti suction material covering my arm I, very slowly, starting the ball toward my arm. Although I could feel my arms trembling, I knew that this experiment was for the better good and a better review!It took almost 5 minutes to finally get up the nerve to actually touch the ball to my covered arm and then I very quickly pulled it away. Looked all over my covered arm and couldn't find any indication that a suction had occurred. Finally decided that I really just needed to bite the bullet and touch the ball to my bare arm. I've got to admit, I was really scared. But for the sake of all reviews, I decided I'd just have to muster up the courage and do it. Once again I very carefully (and slowly) started moving the ball toward my now bare arm. The closer the ball came to my arm, the more scared I got. Finally, after what seemed like a lifetime I finally touched the ball to my bare skin. To my great relief, it didn't stick to me, it just fell to the floor and jingled. Was the ball laughing at me? I tried again, nothing. Hmmm.I've come to the conclusion that these balls do NOT develop any suction AND they will NOT hold a suction either. Because of these findings I, unfortunately, must state that the suction power if these balls really stinks. It is for these reasons I had to only give one star for suction. Maybe next years model will be better!Hope this helps!

I have five kittens and the mommy who are always playing with their toys. I got this little bag of goodies and they love them. I throw the balls, and they chase them. Then they will play with them for hours. I like that they are entertained and I can do other things during the day. I do set aside time for playing with them a couple of times every day and when I see they are already busy with these toys, it makes me happy. They are sturdy. Just don’t step on the ball. It will break. But that’s from my weight, not from the kittens. Totally recommend this bag of goodies for your fur babies.

Our 2 cats prefer these jingle balls because they can carry them around in their mouths given the ridges. I think it's a pride thing....as if they're showing off their 'prey'.

My son just adopted three kittens from the shelter and they are full of energy. They LOVE this tent. All three can play at once and you see their heads popping in and out of the holes. They stay amused the longest of any toy.