Do the mice have furry tails or just a regular thin tail. My cat does'nt like the mice with furry tails.I know this sounds weird but so it my cat.
219421
The mice have the thin tails that look like a strip of real skin. Those are the tails that my cats like, too!
219422
They have thin tail. Only caution I will mention is right after opennof pkg had stronger smell than I woukd approve of. Chemical smell, paintcsmell??? Not sure. It disipated after having open but I have been concerned of giving to cats due to that.
219423
My mice have a thin soft tail with fur on one side. It is less furry than the body of the mouse.
219424
The tale is like a hard chamois cloth material. No fur on it at all. My cats LOVE these mice!!! Hope this helps!! :)
219425
Regular thin tail. (My cat is the same way!!) So the Mouse itself has fur. Tail is a soft sturdy tail. My cat can't tear it off. Fyi, She is used to the real thing ( she used to be an indoor/outdoor cat) and loved to hunt the real thing. And this toy intrigues her. The best 7 bucks I have ever spent!
100328
No, they're just furry toys. My kitties luv these things. They would often dunk them in their water bowl too.
1043289
In my experience, mice can get into anything. If you have/are afraid you may have mice, you should get one of those gizmos that plugs into an electric outlet and emits ultrasonic rays. The mice don't like the sound. They same to work in our camp in Maine, but, again, I don't think anything is foolproof when it comes to rodents. Sorry.
1036186
One of my cats bit most of them off. I think these are great for cats purely on a case by case basis. I think some cats are neurotic and won't allow their precious nails to be suffocated. . Others don't notice. But who knows? Maybe after a while of using the caps your cat will adjust to them and they will stop caring.
1998100
I'm sorry I don't have the mice/packaging with me. Mailed them to a friend for his cat. His cat loves them, tosses them in the air, carries them around. I got the two pack at local grocery store. One had a feather "tail" and the other a leather "tail."
2020406
The tails are not fuzzy. They are made of a flat piece of matching color felt type material approximately 1/4" wide and less than 2" long. The tails are also attached rather well. I have never seen one of these mice without the tail. My cat has dozens of these by now and beats on them rather severely. Hope this info helps. Best wishes.
45989
They seem to draw the mice to them!!! I've bagged more mice this year than ever before. Got four this last week. The previous week was about three. So they don't deter them in the least.
292801
Good question. I don't think there is catnip in it, but my cats still go crazy for it too. I guess they are just attracted to the movement of the mouse on the string.
1839031
There's another smaller one for cats. It's purple and the concept is that the kitties will reach between the blades with their paws and pull the kibble out where they can get to them. Pretty cool concept if you want to give your kitty a "hunting" challenge. Amazon sells that one, too. Have fun! :)
618048
To: Doctor "K", I will look right now, so hold on. My cats are all so nutty, it is hard to tell if they are having that special "feeling" from one of their catnip toys. I ordered these because they have the rattles in them and when I throw them, I shake them first and they love that noise. Then it is like a herd of buffalo running for them. My veterinarian came to my home and told me that hands down, she has never ever seen so many cat toys. LOL From what I can see on the box and also read on the individual tag attached to each little mouse, there is no catnip in/on them.
618047
no. the cats are attracted to the real fur and the rattle. they love these mice and will play with them like crazy! cats seem to prefer them to catnip mice. try them and your cats will be grateful for the hours of fun they bring!
2020404
The tails are a skinny fuzzy strip - my cat rips them off pretty fast, and must eat them, since we have lots of mice littering the house but no tails... he's been loving these toys for years and is still healthy :-)
722068
I went searching, the best looking I found to this mouse, looks like a brown house spider? the one in the pic I saw seemed to have the same bulbus body shape and leg stance what throws me is the V shape head that runs into the back or midsection mainbody, anywho works great still freaks everybody out, Goal Achieved
1556392
No they don't. They are just fluff filled toy mice. They are sturdy against light play, but the cat can easily rip them up if he or she breaks the seam. Nothing bad inside just brown batting you would normally see in toys.
985611
Wish I could be more helpful but my cats are short-haired boys with one medium-haired girl. I bought only the short hair furminator. I really think it will depend on how much your cats like to be brushed to begin with. Mine have never cared for brushing of any sort...so naturally, the furminator was not a big hit with them. If however your cats tend to enjoy brushing with conventional brushes, etc., then I'd say go with the long haired furminator and use it on both long and short haired cats.
1499898
I had the same concern, but I think so. My cat's between 16-18 lbs and glides right on through. Cats are mostly all fur aren't they? Haha.
292799
My cat acts the same way. To the best of my knowledge there is no catnip in the mouse. :)