the top behind the head so you can attach it either way!

Every cat has an inbuilt natural hunt instinct and need to hunt to lead a happy fulfilled life.
Regular play sessions using these attachments is a good outlet for instinctual hunting behaviors and encourages exercise to keep your cats healthy and alert.

Wand/Pole is not included and required to use the these attachments.
Colors may vary from images.

* As with any product please supervise your pet's use of these toys. Inspect products often for rips or tears and remove toys if damaged. These are designed only for human supervised interaction on a pole/wand with your cat(s) to encourage cats to play and exercise.

36:T6bc,I have two two-year-old, indoor cats, who great buddies but are as different as night and day. The Tuxedo enjoys a sedentary life, which just shows how different personalities can be quite naturally. As a youngster, he used to hunt the bathroom rug, dragging it all over the house and tearing out the strands. But around 18 months, he became less interested in playing, although he is in good health and chases his bonded bro around just fine.Incoming this BIRD! I put it out and wondered which cat would like it. Bro prefers shiny objects and candy wrappers to chase (like bugs). But our sleepier Tuxedo snapped up the BIRD and it has become HIS. He cannot get enough of it!! Always knows where he puts it. At 4 a.m., he gets up with my husband and brings it to him to throw and catch. When done, the cat stashes it under a bedroom door and then demands its return later when he wants to play again. He plays with The Bird, aka "The Beast", several times a day (and night).Bought a spare in case it gets lost, which would be a calamity. Interesting because the bro will sniff it, but is not engaged by it, although he is a very active hunter himself and loves to play and chase.The toy is made of real fur (which might distress some consumers), but these are CATS we are talking about. It's the most incredibly wel