Tamu style Cat Spring Toys (60 Pack), Playful Coils for Kittens, BPA Free Plastic for Swatting, Biting, Hunting, and Active Healthy Play, Colorful 2 Inch Spirals

Wow! Never had a toy my cat lived as much as these! Such affordable and you get so many I shared with friends. My cat goes crazy for them! The bounce and fly across the room. She can go crazy over them and they wont break, she can carry them around and she loves to bat them around and chase after them. Her favorite is to put them behind a door and play under the door with them.

My cat is obsessed with these coils/springs

Our cats really love these springs. One cat loves to play and hunt and he plays with these springs all day. Our other cat loves to play with springs in the bathtub or on linoleum floor and watch it slide around. They will even play fetch! We like the 60 pack because these springs get lost easily and a pack of 10 disappears pretty quick.

It provides very active play and is lightweight so when they swat it it really sails across the room.

My cats fetch this item and also swat them around the house and play with them on their own. I like the giant pack of these since they tend to get stuck under items and temporarily lost. I found one under the foot pedal to the garbage pail yesterday. They are light enough for the cat to put it in their mouth and pick up, they make a bit of a clatter noise when they go down the hall which cats tend to like, they fly fairly far when thrown, and they arent a substrate that cats generally find satisfying to chew and then swallow. I make a lot of my cats toys and they tend to prefer those toys since I tailer them around my cats favorite activities and items. Although they have toys of every kind, this is one of their favorite commercial toys and their favorite toy that doesnt involve a stick with the toy at the end of a rope.

These are my 8 month old cats FAVORITE toys! He will go absolutely crazy for them while he’s playing. He’s a cat that sleeps all day and parties all night. I can’t say how many times he’s woken me up in the middle of the night because he’s playing so hard with these springs. I had originally gotten him a small pack of like 10, but he lost a lot of those under appliances that I couldn’t move to get back. So I got him the 60 count so he wouldn’t run out. He loves them and I love watching him play!

The cats really love them, and there are enough in the box to replace the ones I step on. They are basically cheap colorful plastic springs, but that is just fine with me, they work great as cat toys. When I stop on one and bend it, I throw it away and pull out another.

My cats live springs and we play fetch with them. Very easy for cats to carry in their mouth. Roll in unexpected directions and super fun to bat around.

I first got these springs for my cat about three years ago and since then she has played with them every single day, multiple times per day. They never get old. I think she likes them more than other mouse-type toys because they move much faster and more unpredictably. One of her favorite games is to push them under doors and see if she can get them back out, which she can only do about 50% of the time, so theres a lot of spring retrieval on our part, but with a bulk pack of 60 I dont think well ever run out. Ive never had a spring break or get damaged, just lost at least a dozen the years under furniture.

Who would have thought something so simple would be such a hit with our cats? But they just love playing with these simple toys. Well, cats aren’t that sophisticated are they.... We have multiple cats we rescue and they all seem to have very different personalities (or whatever you call cat “traits”). Yet most of them really enjoy chasing these spring toys all over the house. They can pick them up and carry them as well, so they sometimes “hide” them from their brothers and sister! Quite cute! One word of advice: buy enough of them. They can fit or roll under stoves, doors, refrigerators, and so on. One minute you will have cats racing around and the next they will be crying and looking under something that has “stolen” their spring! Still the fun they have is worth keeping a supply of these on hand at all times!