OurPets Play-N-Squeak Real Birds Interactive Cat Toys with Catnip (Cat Toys for Indoor Cats; Catnip Toy for Cats with Bird Chirping Electronic Sound and Feather)

My cats love any toys that squeak or have feathers, so I had to get this for them. I hear them playing with it and tossing it around the house all the time, they seem to have a lot of fun with it. One of my cats really loves just holding it and licking the feathers, but none have come off yet! The battery has also lasted quite a long time, so all in all, I'd say this cute little toy was a great find.

For the price this little chirper is a deal.My kitten, Zoomie, has lots of toys and she really likes this one with the little chirps it makes.Only issue I had with this toy is beware and attentative of the toy and where it is at.One evening I heard this thing chirping watching TV. I knew Zoomie wasn't playing with because I was the target of her attacks. Anyways I kept hearing the this chirping noise and it was annoying me... smoke alarm, CO2 detector, what is making this chirp noise.I didn't think of this toy as I stated Zoomie was busy attacking me.Anyways I went on mission to find the source of this chirp noise and wasn't considering this toy as the source.I found the source of the chirp, it was this toy. There wasn't anything thing wrong with just it's location where Zoomie left it.She left it right in front of the subwoofer for the tv soundboard. So every now and then that sub would hit and make this thing chirp!So if ya purchase this and hear random chirps, find this and see what is around that might be tripping the motion sensor.

Figured I would wait a few months to do a review on this bird. Yes, the cat loved it since day 1, but would it last? The answer is yes. Three months later the bird is still in great shape, still chirping, and fur hasn’t begun to degrade or fall off. This bird is perfect choice to buy for your cat. Yes, the price does seem a little steep for a toy that was probably assembled for 20 cents, but if it’s a long lasting toy “that gets played with on the daily”, then the price seems to fade to the background. The sound effects isn’t as annoying as most electronic toys either. The only issue I have found with this bird is the feathers that are attached to the head and tail will shed off. The one I bought still has a couple feathers left, but I have found a few plucked red feathers around that have fallen off. I am not sure why this red bird has a cheaper price point than the other colors available. However, the red seems to be good enough for my cat. I highly doubt it’s upset that I didn’t purchase the more expensive bird with green colors. Haha. Plus, when my cat watches real birds out the window, it tends to get even more excited when it spots cardinals in the yard. So the question is “would I buy another one?” ....Definitely!…….((UPDATE))——-> almost 2 years later now. And yes this bird is still chirping away. Can’t believe the battery is still working on it, but it is still going strong. Cats still dig it and still play with it all the time. Just figured I would come back and leave an update on this thing. I guess that explains the price. Now I know it was worth it.…..Another ((UPDATE))—->another year later! Aug.2024= I hadn’t thought about, remembered, or even seen this toy in many months. While sitting and watching tv lastnight I kept hearing some weird “chirp” noise. Not puzzled enough to care about what it was I just ignored it. Almost an hour gos by and I begin to hear the chirping again. Ok, what the h3II is it? As I’m about to get up to look around, I see my cat dart by with this bird toy in its mouth. Now listen, this thing looks beat up now. No feathers left, gnarly looking red fur more reminiscent of “Mange”, and the chirp sounds more like a …*zzhurp’, way less energetic than it use to be. But…. It’s still alive, and my cats are still hunting it down. So I just figured another edit to this review wouldn’t hurt to let everyone know it’s still cardinal season in my house.

My cats go crazy over this toy. It’s a play and squeak bird. My cats bath it around , carry it around and love batting it with their back paws. Highly recommend .

The moment it hit the ground Luka went crazy, and he ended up playing with it for hours. We had to hide it so we could go to sleep, lol It is very entertaining, and its size is just right for a little bird. Its design is good, though it might not have feathers for long, and it's decently chewable.

You know how cats will play with everything except cat toys? A fallen hair tie, a piece of tape, a speck of lint- whatever would normally belong in the trash is entertainment gold to cats. Well, we’ve broken the cycle with this toy. This toy defies all logic and actually keeps my cat’s attention. He’s a 9 month old little goblin who is captivated by the specific chirping sound this toy makes. He already had a mouse toy that made the same exact chirp sound and, while he still loves it, he has recently taken to watching videos of cardinals on YouTube. So this was perfect. I often hear him playing with it by himself, tossing it in the air and batting at it with his paws. I will say, however, the tail feather lasted an hour. It is nowhere to be seen. To be expected, though. Five stars from both human and psychotic cat.

My cat really loves this! She doesn’t usually care about these kinds of toys but something about this one really gets her going! It looks just as pictured, but maybe a little smaller than I expected which is fine for a cat sized cat. Just got it so not sure how long the battery life will be, but it seems like pretty good quality especially for the price. It has a very charming chirp sound that doesn’t get on your nerves and actually sounds really adorable, plus my cat thinks it sounds just like a real bird. 10/10 recommend!

Your cat will play with this for a week tops, and then be over it. It’s fine though.