Intelligentest Motor：This interactive cat toys for indoor cats is equipped the intelligentest flapping motor. Compared to the common products on the market that rely on touch activation, this cat toy seems to have life. It will activate autonomously every 30 seconds without touching, actively attract your cats to chase, pat and pounce.
Gift for Cats：The cat toys interactive for indoor cats has 3 modes: flapping mode, chirping mode, flapping and chirping mode, to meet the preferences of cats of different ages and habits. Perfect Halloween cat toy and Halloween decoration! And Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year & Daily gift for pets!
USB Rechargeable：This toy can be charged through USB, saving the hassle and cost of replacing the battery. The packaging includes a USB charging cable. The built-in rechargeable mechanism is detachable, making it easy to clean the plush cover.
Match with Cat Teaser Stick：This intelligent flapping wings bat cat toy has a rope buckle design on the back, suitable for use with a cat teaser stick so you can interact with your beloved kittens and enjoy the fun of cat fishing! Self-adhesive hook and elastic rope are also included in the package, which can be used to hang toys on door frames and automatically tease cats.
Professional Team Manufacturing: Our team is composed of a group of cat lovers and has adopted over 80 cats of various types since its establishment in 2011. We integrate design, research and development, and production to provide comfortable companion toys for cats. Every cat toy embodies our hard work and enthusiasm, and it has undergone repeated testing and correction before being presented to everyone. Hope more cat lovers will recognize our products and bring happiness to your fur babies.
Product Dimensions
4.33 x 2.36 x 3.15 inches, 3.53 Ounces
Date First Available
September 25, 2023
Manufacturer
LEWISER
197 reviews for LEWISER Cat Toys, Rechargeable Intelligent Flapping Bat, Suitable for Cat Teaser Stick, Halloween Hanging Interactive Cat Toys for Indoor Cats Chase Exercise, Vivid Chirping, 3…
Rated 3 out of 5
Ginger Edwards –
My kitten loves this toy, however, she bit off the end of the silicone tail almost immediately. This toy does NOT ‘squeak or chirp” as advertised. It also does NOT hold a charge for very long. The feather attachment broke off from the connector after using it a few times. I’m glad I didn’t pay too much for this item.
Rated 5 out of 5
Carol –
My cat loves it!!! Keeps her entertained
Rated 5 out of 5
ML –
I purchased these for my 1 year old cat for Christmas. He absolutely loves his new birds! Hey carries them around the house and it’s hilarious!
Rated 4 out of 5
GramBee –
They have quite a loud chirp but the kittens love them! Just remember to hide them from the cats when you go to bed or you’ll be hearing the chip from another level of the house. Then you’ll get into a chirping match with your fiancé on who is getting up to hide them from the cats in the middle of the night! Lol The only thing I’d change on the the birds is add an off switch.
Rated 5 out of 5
ekulich –
its very cute and my cat seems interested
Rated 1 out of 5
Ginger Edwards –
SO disappointed but this is trash. It couldn’t support the weight of the rubber attachment, which was what my cat liked, and then it died after 2 days of use. No longer charges or moves. Huge bummer because my cat liked it for the brief time it worked.
Rated 5 out of 5
Karen Mcclory –
My cat was delighted and mesmerized to see these two toy birds! He inspected/sniffed them for a couple minutes, and then “hugged” both me and the birds with his head to say “thank you”! He was purring and very happy to be near the toy birds! He was intrigued by the chirping (which is a little loud… the volume can’t be turned down; you pull out a plastic tab to allow the pre-installed battery to work, and then when the bird is moved, it chirps a few times automatically). He grabbed a bird, lay down, held the bird close to his body, starting using his back paws to kick it while gnawing at the feathers. I had to pull the toy away a few times and tell him not to bite the feathers, because I was concerned that he’d eat the feathers like one other cat apparently did. Incredibly life-like, these toy birds are my cat’s favorite toys! Just don’t leave your cat unsupervised with these birds!
Rated 5 out of 5
MsBathnBody –
The cats have already enjoyed much play time with these interactive chirping birds.
Rated 4 out of 5
MsBathnBody –
This is one of the wildest toys I’ve ever gotten for my cats. I try to make sure they have a lot of variety, a selection to rotate in and out of play, with a mixture of independent and bonding play. This flopping corn kicker works in both categories, especially since our 6-month-old prefers to bring it to us when he wants to play with it (it’s great fun to play with it over his human’s leg instead of in a normal way lol). The expression on the toy’s face is amusing, especially when the cats are playing with it, but they get bored quickly with this. The flopping catches their attention again, and they’ll play for a few minutes or stalk it, but ultimately, it’s usually not a frequent pick. I think it would do better if the flopping mechanism was done a little differently; my cats don’t like how the flop is strong enough to allow the corn toy to move away (surprised me, since I thought that’d be the part that they’d find intriguing). Although the yarn “hair” or corn “silk” is a super creative and fun part, it’s also one of the worst ones for our cats. Our cats have an issue with eating yarn, ribbon, etc., and the vet has cautioned about taking away any toys or craft supplies they have access to, to prevent gastric issues, and of course my little one caught my attention one night while chewing away at the base of the “hair” (excuse the lighting – I had evening mood lighting on to help ease the amount of light, but it was the perfect opportunity to catch the cat playing, since he decided to get really aggressive the other night and played the longest in one stretch so far, so I took advantage). It’s a fun option to add into the toy rotation if your cat(s) likes toys that move or make noise, but mine are finicky about this one and I am removing a star for the risk for tummy troubles due to the “hair”. It’s cute for looks, but it’s a risky feature according to our veterinarian’s opinion.
Rated 5 out of 5
Erika H. –
I have 5 cats so just wish this would have lasted longer as far as battery life.
Ginger Edwards –
My kitten loves this toy, however, she bit off the end of the silicone tail almost immediately. This toy does NOT ‘squeak or chirp” as advertised. It also does NOT hold a charge for very long. The feather attachment broke off from the connector after using it a few times. I’m glad I didn’t pay too much for this item.
Carol –
My cat loves it!!! Keeps her entertained
ML –
I purchased these for my 1 year old cat for Christmas. He absolutely loves his new birds! Hey carries them around the house and it’s hilarious!
GramBee –
They have quite a loud chirp but the kittens love them! Just remember to hide them from the cats when you go to bed or you’ll be hearing the chip from another level of the house. Then you’ll get into a chirping match with your fiancé on who is getting up to hide them from the cats in the middle of the night! Lol
The only thing I’d change on the the birds is add an off switch.
ekulich –
its very cute and my cat seems interested
Ginger Edwards –
SO disappointed but this is trash. It couldn’t support the weight of the rubber attachment, which was what my cat liked, and then it died after 2 days of use. No longer charges or moves. Huge bummer because my cat liked it for the brief time it worked.
Karen Mcclory –
My cat was delighted and mesmerized to see these two toy birds! He inspected/sniffed them for a couple minutes, and then “hugged” both me and the birds with his head to say “thank you”! He was purring and very happy to be near the toy birds! He was intrigued by the chirping (which is a little loud… the volume can’t be turned down; you pull out a plastic tab to allow the pre-installed battery to work, and then when the bird is moved, it chirps a few times automatically). He grabbed a bird, lay down, held the bird close to his body, starting using his back paws to kick it while gnawing at the feathers. I had to pull the toy away a few times and tell him not to bite the feathers, because I was concerned that he’d eat the feathers like one other cat apparently did. Incredibly life-like, these toy birds are my cat’s favorite toys! Just don’t leave your cat unsupervised with these birds!
MsBathnBody –
The cats have already enjoyed much play time with these interactive chirping birds.
MsBathnBody –
This is one of the wildest toys I’ve ever gotten for my cats. I try to make sure they have a lot of variety, a selection to rotate in and out of play, with a mixture of independent and bonding play. This flopping corn kicker works in both categories, especially since our 6-month-old prefers to bring it to us when he wants to play with it (it’s great fun to play with it over his human’s leg instead of in a normal way lol). The expression on the toy’s face is amusing, especially when the cats are playing with it, but they get bored quickly with this. The flopping catches their attention again, and they’ll play for a few minutes or stalk it, but ultimately, it’s usually not a frequent pick. I think it would do better if the flopping mechanism was done a little differently; my cats don’t like how the flop is strong enough to allow the corn toy to move away (surprised me, since I thought that’d be the part that they’d find intriguing). Although the yarn “hair” or corn “silk” is a super creative and fun part, it’s also one of the worst ones for our cats. Our cats have an issue with eating yarn, ribbon, etc., and the vet has cautioned about taking away any toys or craft supplies they have access to, to prevent gastric issues, and of course my little one caught my attention one night while chewing away at the base of the “hair” (excuse the lighting – I had evening mood lighting on to help ease the amount of light, but it was the perfect opportunity to catch the cat playing, since he decided to get really aggressive the other night and played the longest in one stretch so far, so I took advantage). It’s a fun option to add into the toy rotation if your cat(s) likes toys that move or make noise, but mine are finicky about this one and I am removing a star for the risk for tummy troubles due to the “hair”. It’s cute for looks, but it’s a risky feature according to our veterinarian’s opinion.
Erika H. –
I have 5 cats so just wish this would have lasted longer as far as battery life.