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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

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Flapping Bird Cat Toy – Rechargeable Interactive Bird for Indoor Cats

Price: $38.94
Color: Shake Sparrow
Size: PVC Bag Packaging

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Your cat's new obsession

Tap it on, set it down, and watch. The wings flutter like a real bird, and your cat's hunting instinct takes over: the crouch, the wiggle, the pounce. It's the easiest way to give an indoor cat a real workout, and the reactions are just as fun to watch.

Why cats (and owners) love it

  • Lifelike flapping wings trigger natural stalking and chasing
  • USB rechargeable, so you never have to buy batteries
  • Quiet motor that won't take over the room
  • Durable, pet-safe materials made to survive a few pounces
  • Gets lazy indoor cats moving and burning off energy

Pick your bird

Choose from Sparrow, Cuckoo, Blue Bird, or Pygmy Flying Squirrel.

Tip: film your cat's first reaction. It's usually the best part.