When these mice are fresh out of the packaging, my cats are in kitty heaven. They love to bat, swat, toss and carry them around in their mouths. I have found too many in the water bowl. If the toy mouse has been there a long time, then it is so water logged that it never really dries out and can be played with again.

I have a few cats who will chew down the leather-like tails almost to the nub. I just hope that they haven't decided to eat the toy's tail.

Don't drive yourself crazy trying to keep track of where all these toy mice have gone--it just isn't possible. The stove and washing maching seem to be magnets for these mice as I find the majority of the cat toys lurking under hear with the dust bunnies.

Pros: My cats haven't met a toy furry mouse that they didn't like.

Cons: The tails get chewed down and tail parts could be eaten.

What cat doesn't enjoy his own personal fur mouse? They bat it around, carry it in their mouth and are very protective of the mouse when another cat moves in. Inexpensive fun for the cat.

Pros: -

Cons: -

Our shop cat loves to bat these things around and put them on my husbands desk like they were trophies. Cute toys, fun to watch and durable enough for the price. No complaints here.

Pros: Fun to watch

Cons: No complaints.

These furry little mice are a favorite for my cats. They bat them around, hide them, even groom them. It's so funny to see them carrying around these furry mice.

Pros: inexpensive, fun

Cons: none

My cats love these, my cat Calvin bats these all over the wood floors and linoleum floors. He goes crazy. I think they like the rabbit fur coating.

Pros: Makes cats happy.

Cons: watch for the fur coming off.