My cat lives them but they are small.I have a feeling they will come up missing quickly.I will be moving furniture regularly to retrieve them.

So much fun torturing my cat. He loves the million of balls.

One of these little balls came mixed in with a bunch of other toys in a mix bag we got somewhere and one of our new kitties is so obsessed with it that she literally hides it under the fridge when she's done playing with so the other cats can't get it, then she retrieves it when she wants it again. She looks so pitiful when one of the others gets it. She carries it around in her mouth like a dog with a tennis ball. It's so adorable. So we had to find more. These are the exact same ones!!! Same size and everything. She prefers the green but the other 2 cats play with any color so the assortment is perfect so for us. So happy to have found her precious toys.

R kitty loves them n they r safe for us too in case we stepped on one

My cats absolutely love these, specifically my younger cats. They'll play with these for hours. The only downside is that they easily get lost under furniture and appliances, some may never be found again. They're such a cheap, simple toy, but they definitely keep the kitties entertained.

Smaller than I expected, but the kitty likes it so that was the point.

Items are as ordered and Expected. They arrived on time, in excellent condition, well packed. My cats lose these the same day they get them. I don’t know where they end up - the toys not the cats. Like a sock in a dryer never to be found again. So I’m happy for this quantity at this price.

Check this out, k? I have six flipping cats. You read that, you did not miss a word or misinterpret them. The first one I adopted is now seven, and is a black domestic short hair female (and is not the oldest cat here, but is the one who has been with us the longest.)She's the OG over here.Well, Harley (the cat I speak of) is the only one of the six who is large and in charge. She does not eat any more than the others, I fact I often cut her portions down a little, so she usually gets a little less than the rest. From the moment she came home with us, she walked quietly, slowly, in stealth mode like a panther. The serious yet majestic look in her eyes remind me of a black panther, too. So idk, she's my freaking house panther j guess. She's never been super duper playful or very active, and for the last few years, she won't even play with wand toys. Those are like cat crack doses in toy form, so...I don't get it. She won't touch any toy. To my surprise, my daughter noticed that Harley DID love these fuzzy, sparkly, pom-pom ball toys. So she will not play with a toy mouse that bores her to tears. She isn't interested in cat tunnels. She isn't even interested in playful wrestling with her feline peers. My male tabby cat knows she is slow, large, and that makes her quite the target for him. He likes to try to uh...force her into physical activity at times even though they are all fixed. Charlie - the tabby - is a total d1ck, by the way. But I digress...Imagine my surprise and excitement mixed with shots of horror from seeing her jiggly. Badonkadonk burst into action over this tiny little pom-pom ball. None of us here even knew she was capable of moving more than a foot an hour. This small framed, short legged, yet very sweet and demure black cat may lose her moniker, "Baconator," if she continues this. She will run faster than anyone ever dreamt was possible while chasing it, and then bat at it a whole bunch, and then pick it up in her mouth and carry it like it is her baby. Rinse and repeat. Speaking of rinsing, she's too large to be able to take care of her for bits. My hope is that she continues to enjoy this activity and engages in it for long periods of time or multiple sessions on a daily basis until she is able to shed two or 3 pounds And properly clean herself without human assistance. Every time she sees me with a wet rag or something of that nature walking towards her, she knows exactly what it is about to happen. She isn't excited about it, but she doesn't fight awfully hard either. Because without that she will become a stinky, attention loving, piece of bacon. And being that she is female, I have to worry about infections brewing, if both areas are not cleaned on a fairly regular basis. And the times that I give her a bath, the other cats cannot stop sniffing her because they don't even know it is her anymore. They probably cannot recognize her without the sense of dookie when they stick their noses are right up against her rear end. All cats do this to each other often and it is like their way of saying hi or inviting someone to check them out and come closer. It's they're really a weird way of being like, "yo, I come in peace. We family here." And that bit that she may have until I clean her is not something that is obvious to the human nose because it is so minute, however, her brothers and sisters definitely take notice. And all of this is just to say that this bag of ultra simplistic, small toys has given me a ray of hope that my cat, (Harley), may exit the fast food sandwich nickname life, and cross over into....everyone using her actual name.Oh, and you know, her health won't be at risk anymore if she drops in BMI.Ahem.Thank you

Este tipo de pelota es maravilloso para el entretenimiento de los gatos. Lo malo es este negocio específicamente ya que no todas las pelotas tienen el mismo tamaño, es molesto ya que no son económicas, es una seria falta de respeto al cliente.