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A soft plush bird that flaps its wings and chirps like the real thing. It brings out your cat's hunting instinct so they stalk, chase and pounce indoors. USB rechargeable, with a feather tail for extra fun.
1 Chirp Loop™ plush bird and 1 USB charging cable.
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🐦 Flaps and Chirps
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🐾 Made for Indoor Cats
🔌 USB Rechargeable
🐦 Flaps and Chirps
🚚 Free Shipping
🐾 Made for Indoor Cats
🔌 USB Rechargeable
🐦 Flaps and Chirps
🚚 Free Shipping
🐾 Made for Indoor Cats
🔌 USB Rechargeable
🐦 Flaps and Chirps
🚚 Free Shipping
🐾 Made for Indoor Cats
🔌 USB Rechargeable
🐦 Flaps and Chirps
🚚 Free Shipping
🐾 Made for Indoor Cats
🔌 USB Rechargeable
🐦 Flaps and Chirps
🚚 Free Shipping
🐾 Made for Indoor Cats
🔌 USB Rechargeable
🐦 Flaps and Chirps
🚚 Free Shipping
🐾 Made for Indoor Cats
🔌 USB Rechargeable
🐦 Flaps and Chirps
🚚 Free Shipping
🐾 Made for Indoor Cats
🔌 USB Rechargeable
🐦 Flaps and Chirps
🚚 Free Shipping
🐾 Made for Indoor Cats
🔌 USB Rechargeable
🐦 Flaps and Chirps
🚚 Free Shipping
🐾 Made for Indoor Cats
🔌 USB Rechargeable
What cat parents say
Little chirps. Big pounces. A new favorite in the toy basket.
My cat hides behind the armchair and watches this before making her move. I bought it for her, but that little wiggle before she pounces has been pretty entertaining for me too.
The moving wings got her attention straight away. She grabs the bird and carries it under the coffee table. I have to go and retrieve it for the next round.
Our kitten grabs this with her front paws and kicks it with her back feet. She's been back to it several times today. Most of her toys don't get that much attention.
The first chirp made him stop halfway through grooming himself. Now he comes over whenever I bring the bird out, although he still gives it a suspicious look before playing.
We already have a drawer full of toys needing batteries. Being able to plug this one in between play sessions is a small thing, but I really appreciate it.
She plays with it for a while, then drags it into her bed. I've put it back in the toy basket twice and it keeps ending up beside her blanket.
I wasn't sure she'd be interested because she's fussy about toys. She watched the wings for a bit, gave it a tap, then pounced on it. That was a nice surprise.
I bring this out after dinner and she usually comes over for a few pounces. She loses interest if I leave it out all evening, so I put it away between sessions.
This was meant for our younger cat, but the older one joined in too. One sits and watches while the other plays, then they swap. I wasn't expecting him to bother.
I plug it in when I tidy up the cat toys. It's a good size for her to hold onto, and she spends as much time wrestling with it as chasing it.
We have a lot of toys that just sit there. I've caught her digging this one out of the basket a few times now. The moving wings seem to be her favorite part.
Got this for my sister's cat. She sent me a video of him stalking it from behind a cushion, then completely overshooting his pounce. Worth it for that alone.
I put my phone down and play with her for a few minutes before bed. This is the toy I reach for most lately. She waits around the corner and jumps out at it.
He backed away when it first started moving, so I let him sniff it while it was off. He was happier after that. Now he'll bat it around, though he still approaches carefully.
She pounced on it and sent it straight under the sofa. Once I'd rescued it, she did the same thing again. Apparently retrieving the bird is my part of the game.
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