SmartyKatSkitter Critters Value Pack Catnip Cat Toys - Gray/Cream, Set of 10

Our cat loved these mice the first day.. she definitely smelled the catnip.. the second day she asked for her regular furry mice..their catnip is long gone, but she still prefers them to the new cloth mice..They do seem sturdy, safe and cute. I gave them 4 stars because our cat may just be extra picky..

Most stray cats don't like toys or are afraid of them, but my kitties absolutely love these. The tom who lives in my backyard has one hidden in his box/bed and another in his favorite grassy area. Another kitty trots around like she has caught the ultimate mouse prize. The 3rd kitty is still too shy but I think she'll come around. I will buy more of these when all here are lost. 😂 So very much fun to watch them play with these mice.

Our cats go *crazy* for the Madcap Mania mouse-shaped toys with the pocket for catnip. We’ve gone through several over the years because of how much use they get. Highly recommend! Great value for the price. And they’re adorable!

My 6 year old male cat loves these mice. He tosses them into the air, rolls on them, and is definitely entertained. The package of 10 was a great deal since they somehow disappear (until I find one under the couch or refrigerator). Highly recommend.

Our cat plays very hard with these. Loves them. Accepts no substitutes. He's not much of a nip-head, but loves the form factor of these mostly durable mousies.The one problem is, he opens them at the bottom seam in just a few minutes. The tail? Perfect, the boy hasn't chewed through one yet. The ears? Stand up to chewing for weeks. The sewn eyes? I especially appreciate these - they are just knots of thread, multistranded, and sewn through the center of the stuffing inside. Highly resistant to kitty disassembly.But that bottom seam ...the boy tears through it almost immediately, and because he eats inappropriate stuff (like stuffing and strings), we have to take them away until I can repair them.If you're having a similar problem, - I just made a little interior pillow out of muslin, and turned the pillow seam up (facing the back), so the solid muslin faces the body seam. Then closed the body again with an invisible stitch that attached the body cover directly to the muslin casing inside. He hasn't pulled anything loose in a week.Not a lot of nip in the stuffing - these are not like those catnip pillows full of kitty crack. But they're safe, humane, and hours and hours of play from them. He even brings them up to us when he wants us to play.

These are so well made, super cute and keep the boys active! The Velcro closures are incredibly strong, The pockets are deep to allow maximum room for catnip! Highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. Like many Pet Parents, my pets are rescues. I found my kitty out fending for himself in a rural community. I thought he was a kitten at 2 pounds, but a trip to the vet told me he was a fully grown male, about a year old. So... he had his first year of life with all his outdoor instincts on alert for survival, and I am telling you - these "SmartyKat Skitter Critters" could not be safer from his wild-cat playfulness than if he was playing with a real one.When I first purchased these, I bought a small, 3-pack from the local big box store. I found myself returning a week later for two more packs because he'd either destroyed or hidden them.Through the years, I've regularly purchased the 3-pack sets in multiples, so I was happy to find this 10-toy value pack for less than I was paying for multiple 3-packs.Was there any difference in quality? No. **Before** I even had the bag open, my little cat was literally jumping up on me to get to them! I made him wait until I cut the tags off (see photo), and he was ready to go!If these were sold in 100-packs, I'd buy them! I will say that the "stomach" seam is easily ravaged. So buy them in multiples, and if you want them to last a little longer, get a needle and thread to quickly put a few stronger stitches in the "stomach" before you share them.Okay - case in point. Even as I am typing this review, my little cat (actually, he's not so little anymore) has gotten into the trash can beside my desk. Luckily, I had just emptied it, so I wondered what could be inside that was attracting him so much? Ha ha. It's the *tags* I cut off from the first SmartKat mouse toy I gave him! So yes, cats LOVE these!Besides ravaging them, he also chases them under things. So if you are missing a few, try sweeping a broom under your furniture, frig, dresser, china hutch, and under your sofas, ottomans, etc.. Use a broom. I wouldn't want one of these poly-filled mice to get stuck up in the vacuum wand.So we'll see how long this 10-pack lasts, but I do think I'll add a few stitches and see if that helps before giving them to him, and... put these on our "Amazon Shopping List" so we can easily find them for re-order (that and in our Returns and Orders tab).You can't go wrong with "SmartyKat Skitter Critters"! Don't waste time on the small pack. Go ahead and get the value pack. Otherwise, you'll be turning around and ordering them again soon! ...and with Christmas coming soon? They make great kitty cat stocking stuffers, too!The photos show: the 10-pack does come with ten mice. You can count them front or back. I've shown different close-up angles of this economical mouse. They do not look "real" like some of the more expensive ones, but cats love them just as much. I've always shown how I cut off the tags which I'd strongly recommend for the cat's safety. And... a 12-second video "ad" right out of the bag!

My cat enjoys playing with these mice. He flips them up in the air, licks them, kicks them, etc.....