Comments on: Omega Paw Whirly Mouse Jr.

By: Edsel

Edsel — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 20:07:25 +0000

I bought two of these cats and cat food for my friends. The picture makes it looks like the mouse is only slightly smaller than the cat, but I must say they got was much, much smaller. It worked in my situation, because my house is small and you can store it in the corner of his cats. I just feel like a photo was misleading, that's all.

By: Damian

Damian — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 14:40:38 +0000

This is my kitten's favorite toy. He 8 weeks old from a level of energy, which is not only to be believed! What a perfect toy! And so cute! This is a small, lightweight and has many functions and quite intriguing for the cat. A key element of the course is the ball that rolls around in the channel. My little guy sticks a paw in the channel, and then throws his whole body at the top of the mouse thought the ball may result in this way. When this does not help start the ball rolling around in the channel and running from side to side to see what happens in it. And he flips over the entire toy discovery "hole" at the bottom, which is actually only a circular indentation. It leads to thinking of punching the hole can reach the interior of the sphere. When this does not work on it in the spring Grabs from Pom Pom to him and flips him over and start again, it was finally established that it will all pay off. It's hilarious to watch! This is great entertainment for you and your kitten. My older cat seems to enjoy the show as well. This is a great teaching and coordination builder for cat toys. It also has a small scratch pad starter to the top, to help them use this, too.

By: Miach

Miach — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 09:05:21 +0000

My cat seems to be endlessly enthralled by the captive ball in the toy. Ping-pong ball is in the works, that the wheels of the toy, and she will chase him around for hours. She also likes Batting on the fuzzy ball on it too. My proposal would be only for improving the heavier the base so you do not get over so easily. My cat could care less about the scratch pad to the top, but it is nice and so mean. All in all, I'd say the toy is easily worth your money.

By: Xhosa

Xhosa — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 22:48:18 +0000

My cats love, but as soon as they slapped on it fell over and she lost interest, plus can get the ball out. I had to maintain it in the upright sitting position. Even I tried the tape is sticky on both sides and stuck to the kitchen floor. It didn't take them long to do it again upside down. Now I do not bother.

By: Giovanna

Giovanna — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 22:22:46 +0000

I agree with the other reviewer who said that this is frustrating, as it keeps flipping all the time. My cats seem to like the game and with it a little, but then flips on a walk after (usually within a few seconds to a minute or two). I think possibly in the spring, which makes it so much to refute. My cat does not care much about in spite of Pom Pom so I think the removal, but I am not sure whether it will safely remove it. In addition, as another reviewer mentioned, it is not as big as can be expected. Cat in the picture looks quite large, so one would think the toy is larger than it actually is by comparison. The round part of the mouse is only slightly larger than a CD to give you some idea of the dimension. Since my cat is still fairly young and not full-grown does not bother me, as this can someone who is looking for more a toy for big cats. Generally speaking, I think that my cat will use, but only if you stop flipping. I have to keep her attention very well, if I could just keep it from turning over so much! I am going to try what the other reviewer said, and attach to the floor, perhaps with velcro to check whether the trick works.