| Manufacturer | A.C. Kerman - Pet Products |
|---|---|
| Part Number | GC00106 |
| Item Weight | 1.41 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 17 x 0.5 x 3 inches |
| Item model number | GC00106 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Size | 2 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Color | Assorted |
| Style | 1 Bird |
| Material | Fiberglass wand, nylon string and feather |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Usage | Behavior |
| Included Components | Pull apart rod and feather |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | ZAGG warrants these Products against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for a period of ONE (1) YEAR or TWO (2) YEARS, as applicable, from the date of retail purchase by the original end-user consumer. This warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear. You must register your product at ZAGG.com or mophie.com, provide proof of purchase by emailing your scanned receipt, and provide a valid credit card number. You must also return the damaged product to ZAGG. If a valid claim is made during the applicable period, ZAGG, at its option, will either (1) replace the product, or (2) exchange the product with a product that is of equal value. A replacement product assumes the remaining warranty of the original product or ninety (90) days from the date of replacement, whichever is greater. Failure to return the original product within sixty (60) days will result in your credit card being charged the full retail price of the replacement product. Customer is responsible for the return shipping costs. |
GoCat Da Bird Pull 2 Piece Pull Apart Rod & Bird, Handmade in The USA (1 Bird)
| Pet toy type | Teaser Wand |
| Target Species | Cat |
| Theme | Animals |
| Breed Recommendation | Medium Breeds, Small Breeds |
| Brand | GoCat |
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- Realistic feather toy activates your cat's hunting instinct
- Pull-a-part rod for easy storage
- Cats love its flight-like motion and prey-like appearance
- Public Alert: Hide toys when not in use and supervise your pet while playing at all times
- Hand crafted in the USA
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This is the Easy Store 2 part pole version of the Da Bird toy. You can pull it apart and it takes up half the space. Handcrafted in the USA with top quality materials, Da Bird Feather Teaser simulates the motion of a bird at your control. Set on a swivel, its feathers look, sound and feel like real bird wings and will drive your cat wild. Encourages instinctual behaviors and exercise to keep your cat healthy and alert. Fiberglass wand comes apart in two pieces for compact storage. Toy includes 36" 2 part wand, 32" nylon string and one feather dangler.
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| ASIN | B000F9JJJE |
|---|---|
| Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Date First Available | September 29, 2006 |
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This is hands down my cat’s favorite toy, which is a feat to accomplish since my cat is so picky! If you have a cat like mine, then you have a closet full of cat toys that you only managed to get your cat to touch once, if at all. I use to constantly get toys for her hoping that the next one would please her, but she was never impressed. Something about this one though, she doesn't get enough of it! I have to quit because I have things to do long before she wants to give up. And this isn't like one of those toys where you get excited because you think that you've finally found one that she likes, and then she doesn't want anything to do with it days or weeks later. I've had to replace one of these several times over the YEARS because she’s worn them out. She likes it best when I'm making the bird thing fly back and forth and I really like that she's getting much needed exercise trying to catch it.
~A LITTLE HINT ABOUT WHAT YOU CAN DO IF YOU'RE BORED BUT YOUR CAT ISN'T~
Sometimes I'm just too busy to play with her so I bought a second one and taped the end of it to the stairs railing so that it hangs a little bit higher than her head when she is sitting. For about a month or two she went at it on her own even though it wasn't moving. She would walk up to it, reach up, and slap it which would cause it to fly all over the place and she would go at it. After that I had to get her interested in it again, by jingling it in front of her or hitting it so that she would go after it, then I could leave her to play with it on her own and I could go back to doing what I wanted. That got a little old as well (Let me be clear that the item itself didn't get old for her, just me not moving it anymore, she is still super excited when I go get the other one and swing it around for her). Anyway, I came up with another trick to keep her interested in the stationary one. I had a little fan on not far from it and I turned it slightly so that it would blow on the stationary one and make it move a little. Every now and then I still hear something and look over to see my cat attacking it like crazy.
~WARNING ABOUT HIDING IT WHEN YOU'RE NOT USING IT~
(Because Your Cat My Still Try To Get At It And Destroy Things In The Process)
Which brings me to another good point, be careful where you keep it after you are done playing with your cat. I use to take it apart, twist up the string, and put it in a draw in my closest. One day after playing, I just set it down on the counter in the living room where we had been playing. A little while later, I heard a crash and then my cat comes in the room, the bird in her mouth and the stick trailing behind her. I go in the living room and things are knocked off the counter and a stool is knocked over (my cat has never not once gotten on one of those stools or the counter). She just REALLY wanted to keep playing, lol!
~DOGS LOVE IT TOO (EVEN SICK ONES WILL TRY TO GET IT SO BE CAREFUL!)~
Another note is that dogs really like it as well. When I bought the first one of these I was still living with my mom and she had three dogs. I couldn't play with my cat in the living room because the dogs were trampling all over my cat trying to catch the bird, even my 15 year old dog with severe arthritis that was going through heart failure at the time. She hadn't moved in the last year or so except to the food dish and to her sleeping spot and I couldn't believe the way that she was going at this toy! I made her stop because I was worried that her heart was going to give out right then, but I wish that I had found this toy earlier so that I could have used it to keep her healthier.
It’s an amazing toy that I don't know how I ever lived without. I have and will continue to buy it again and again!
If my pictures or review helped in anyway, please click the Helpful or Yes button below! If not, feel free to leave a comment letting me know what I could include or ask any question that you may have! Thanks!
By Amanda U. on May 11, 2016
This is hands down my cat’s favorite toy, which is a feat to accomplish since my cat is so picky! If you have a cat like mine, then you have a closet full of cat toys that you only managed to get your cat to touch once, if at all. I use to constantly get toys for her hoping that the next one would please her, but she was never impressed. Something about this one though, she doesn't get enough of it! I have to quit because I have things to do long before she wants to give up. And this isn't like one of those toys where you get excited because you think that you've finally found one that she likes, and then she doesn't want anything to do with it days or weeks later. I've had to replace one of these several times over the YEARS because she’s worn them out. She likes it best when I'm making the bird thing fly back and forth and I really like that she's getting much needed exercise trying to catch it.
~A LITTLE HINT ABOUT WHAT YOU CAN DO IF YOU'RE BORED BUT YOUR CAT ISN'T~
Sometimes I'm just too busy to play with her so I bought a second one and taped the end of it to the stairs railing so that it hangs a little bit higher than her head when she is sitting. For about a month or two she went at it on her own even though it wasn't moving. She would walk up to it, reach up, and slap it which would cause it to fly all over the place and she would go at it. After that I had to get her interested in it again, by jingling it in front of her or hitting it so that she would go after it, then I could leave her to play with it on her own and I could go back to doing what I wanted. That got a little old as well (Let me be clear that the item itself didn't get old for her, just me not moving it anymore, she is still super excited when I go get the other one and swing it around for her). Anyway, I came up with another trick to keep her interested in the stationary one. I had a little fan on not far from it and I turned it slightly so that it would blow on the stationary one and make it move a little. Every now and then I still hear something and look over to see my cat attacking it like crazy.
~WARNING ABOUT HIDING IT WHEN YOU'RE NOT USING IT~
(Because Your Cat My Still Try To Get At It And Destroy Things In The Process)
Which brings me to another good point, be careful where you keep it after you are done playing with your cat. I use to take it apart, twist up the string, and put it in a draw in my closest. One day after playing, I just set it down on the counter in the living room where we had been playing. A little while later, I heard a crash and then my cat comes in the room, the bird in her mouth and the stick trailing behind her. I go in the living room and things are knocked off the counter and a stool is knocked over (my cat has never not once gotten on one of those stools or the counter). She just REALLY wanted to keep playing, lol!
~DOGS LOVE IT TOO (EVEN SICK ONES WILL TRY TO GET IT SO BE CAREFUL!)~
Another note is that dogs really like it as well. When I bought the first one of these I was still living with my mom and she had three dogs. I couldn't play with my cat in the living room because the dogs were trampling all over my cat trying to catch the bird, even my 15 year old dog with severe arthritis that was going through heart failure at the time. She hadn't moved in the last year or so except to the food dish and to her sleeping spot and I couldn't believe the way that she was going at this toy! I made her stop because I was worried that her heart was going to give out right then, but I wish that I had found this toy earlier so that I could have used it to keep her healthier.
It’s an amazing toy that I don't know how I ever lived without. I have and will continue to buy it again and again!
If my pictures or review helped in anyway, please click the Helpful or Yes button below! If not, feel free to leave a comment letting me know what I could include or ask any question that you may have! Thanks!
This toy makes a whirring, feather rustling sound and has the same flight movements as a bird flying quickly by. The air currents make the feathers whirl and it strikes an instinctive chord in the cat's hunter predator makeup. I thought it might only appeal to younger or healthy cats. My cat is going on 14 in a couple of months. He has biopsied IBD and chronic nasal discharge and sneezes; he has chronic renal failure, and occasional attacks of pancreatitis. The specialist who did the endoscopy and rhinoscopy and diagnosed his IBD when Siena was one, said he would probably not make it to age 5. I didn't want him to get depressed, and I thought moving around would be good for him, so I got Da Bird in a grasping-at-straws moment. He loves it! From the first moment, he became like a kitten again! His eyes dilated, ears perked forward, he went on alert, he cried his hunter cry I haven't heard in years. He's an indoor kitty (an Abyssinian) and has never caught or killed anything in the wild, so this was instinctive play for him. It was wonderful.
So, even if you have an older kitty who is ill or on meds and doesn't stir much, this is a wonderful way to connect and bond with him or her and to get him/her up and moving. The last key to play is when the cat captures the bird and gives it a shake to break its neck, or clutches the bird while on its back with all four paws, that's a kill. To finalize the play action, at that point give the cat a bit of high protein treat. He will then have stalked, hunted, caught and killed his prey, resulting in eating. The complete natural cycle. Great exercise and i have so much fun seeing him so alive and happy!
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My last attempt was this baby, and let me tell you SHE LOVES IT!! It makes my heart so full watching her play with this thing. She sometimes will play alone too.
I cannot wait to get more attachments to change it up for her!!































