In praise of the Wiggly Waggler.

[Maddiesmum]

Charlie's wiggly waggler arrived today and he has been playing with it. 

[Puffball (Louise)]

The postman delivered Willow's new toys today... thanks for the tips

The Wiggly Waggler is hysterical  She's had catnip toys before but this must be super potent or something as we've had our first catnip frenzy! Now exhausted from chasing Da Bird she's lying on her back rubbing her face and neck against the Wiggly Waggler again.. she's in ecstasy 

[Maddiesmum]

I just ordered one for Charlie.  He is getting addicted to his Da Bird!!!

[FrankNTessa]

It did take Frank ages before he played with his. He's such a scared cat 

[Millys Mum]

Im sure my lot would love one but i have a problem with cat nip toys because they keep getting stolen    £10s worth and counting 

[Susanne (urbantigers)]

I know, I know!  I'm just sceptical that my 2 will like it!  Jaffa will probably be interested to begin with if it has catnip in it, but the novelty will soon wear off.  Catnip toys are usually only interesting to him when they are brand new.  Mosi doesnt' do catnip, and neither of them really do non interactive cat toys.

But maybe I will buy them one as an easter present!

[Millys Mum]

Quick Susanne DUCK  

[FrankNTessa]

My boy loves his Wiggly Waggler. A present from Clare and Max

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[CurlyCatz]

Oooooo me thinks we've got an emergency situation on our hands..not one but two abusive meowmys 

Cody soooooooo needs another purrnip fishy though but where is alex 

[Mark]

Easter gift? 

[Susanne (urbantigers)]

My lot still dont have a waggler 

Neither do mine    I feel like such a bad meowmy.  I've just ordered some stuff from the Purrs shop too but didn't order a wiggly waggler. 

[Millys Mum]

My lot still dont have a waggler 

[puddypaws]

For the first time ever, Ollie pulled the wiggly waggler out of their toy box and gave it a few prods.  I thought he was going to play with it, but instead he moved it so he could lie in the box which is much smaller than him.  He settled down perfectly happily for about 30 mins.  I think he may be getting the idea of playing as he chased a ping pong ball as well.  Yesterday, he let me pick him up (1st time ever) and sat beside me on the sofa.  I was able to do frontline while he was there with no problem, so he seems to know (at last) that I am not going to hurt him.  We were lucky as Sophie was fast alseep so didn't come to cause havoc, which she is so talented at 

[fluffybunny]

Oh yes Geoffrey loves his wiggly waggler, he doesn't so much destroy it as uses it as a comfort blanket, whenever he's feeling insecure he goes and finds it and sits cuddling it.

[clarenmax]

It was a tiny bit dearer, maybe £1-2 extra, but worth it as they've lasted much longer than the 'normal' strengh ones 

Max really does go to town with them and he managed to pull the stuffing out of his first one within about a week 

[Tan]

Hi Hun

I will have a word with Ann    Were they the same price or did she charge a little more for the extra thickness? 

[clarenmax]

They defo are the best cat toy ever, Max loves his to pieces and 'kills' it regularly.

For those of us with cats who can destroy most things, Ann at Cosy Cat Shop can actually make double thickness wagglers on special request, not sure whether that option can be done through the shop too?   

Tannikins, is that a possibility?

[CurlyCatz]

in total agreement one of the best cat toys ever and i only just ordered another yesterday 

[Mark]

Alice was downstairs with us again last night and is making herself quite at home  I was watching TV and heard a scrabbling - she had found a buried wiggly waggler down the back of the sofa cushion and had dug it out and was in the process of "killing" it  - she isn't very active at all so I was surprised to see how much energy she put into it  - Anyway, she now has one upstairs in her room. I was thinking one of the good things about them, is you can leave the cats unattended with them as there are no strings or sharp bits to hurts them.

I just thought there are quite a few new people on here and they are £6 well spent as they are virtually indestructible. The catnip seems to last really well as ours are over a year old and must still smell of catnip  - available from the purrs shop