Tamu style Cat Spring Toys (30 Pack), Plastic Coils for Indoor Active Healthy Play, Colorful 2 Inch Spirals

My cats love these they play with them all day!!

He plays with them a lot. They get lost and found all over the house That’s why I got so many

My cats LOVE these springs! Very well made and can handle hours of playtime.

My kitten Loves these springs. I find them behind every door in the house

I have a 3 yr old Maine Coon. I gave him one to start with since most small toys totally disappear. He loved it! Played with it for hours and hours. He can pick it up in his mouth. He batted it around running down the hall, pounced on it, chewed on it. He’s a big guy, strong, and very playful and it withstood all of his playing. It’s big enough it’s not a choke issue for him but if you have a larger dog at home you might not want this.

Pros: My cat LOVES these! Cons: I learned I need to buy several of these since they are prone to be crushed underfoot by accident by me. Also they keep rolling out of reach under furniture until my cat beseeches me to fish them back out again.

My cat loves these stupid things. Only toy he plays with. He will search his toy box and pull these out and ignore the rest. Only downfall is he loses them all the time. On the plus side is they are inexpensive so I will just order more as I’m far to lazy to move furniture to find them. Who would have thought that a plastic spring would a favorite toy make.

My cat tosses this up in the air, bats it across the wood floor, races to get it and skids to stop, carries it in her mouth like a mouse, and has more fun playing with this than any other toy. Very light and easy to bat around.

I have 5 discriminating cats age 3 to 10 years old. Ive tried every cat toy under the sun. These Springy toys by Tamu are their favorite. My three youngest cats bounce these toys all over the house, swatting them across the floors, under furniture and even up and down the stairs. Ive stepped on a few of these and they didnt break which was a bonus. Id caution the use of these toys around DOGS however, Im sure they could be harmful if chewed and swallowed.

My dear cat Tomo, now a feline spirit, was completely bored by these cat springs, but everything changed when Pogo the orange cat moved in last Thanksgiving. I wanted to set him up with some entertaining toys but didnt have a supply at first. Without much hope that hed like it, I pulled one of the springs out of Tomos old toy box. I threw it across the room, and SURPRISE he galloped off to find it. Again and again I threw the spiral and Pogo chased it. It didnt take him long to see that the game would go faster and longer if he brought the thing back to me, and thats what he does, over and over. If I throw it, he will stop whatever mischief hes into for the chase. His running and sliding is so funny that, as an observer, I end up enjoying the game along with him. The springs take plenty of abuse--being chewed, squashed, and clawed without apparent damage. Their bright colors facilitate the hunt where theyve rolled under your furniture. They are light as a feather--you can throw them easily, and theyre unlikely to damage your treasures on display. I cant guarantee that your cat will love these inexpensive toys as much as Pogo does, but if s/he takes to them, youll have a great remedy for single-cat boredom.