Hot Simulated Bird Cat Toy Interactive Toys Dog Rechargeable Chirping Flapping Bird(no Flying) Touch Activated Plush Pet Toy
Product Description
Make playtime more engaging with this interactive plush bird cat toy, designed for cats that enjoy batting, pawing, and exploring moving objects. Its bird-shaped plush design provides a playful addition to your cat's indoor toy collection.
To activate the toy, turn on the switch and tap the bird's back, following the supplier's instructions. The toy is designed to remain in standby mode until triggered, helping create an interactive play experience. The product is advertised as chirping and flapping, but the exact sound and movement functions should be confirmed with the supplier.
Designed for floor-based play, this simulated bird does not fly. Its plush exterior and bird-like appearance make it an engaging option for supervised play sessions and everyday feline enrichment.
The supplier notes that the bird's hanging-rope color may vary between brown and white, while the charger color may be black or white. The specifications state that no battery is included, so verify the charging requirements and package contents before use.
Key Features
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Bird-Shaped Plush Design: Simulated bird appearance for cat play.
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Tap Activation: Turn on the switch and tap the bird's back.
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Standby Mode: Designed to activate when tapped.
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Interactive Play: Advertised with chirping and flapping functions.
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Floor-Based Toy: Designed for play without flying.
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Variable Accessory Colors: Rope and charger colors may vary.
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For Cats: Intended for supervised indoor play.
Specifications
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Product Type: Interactive plush bird cat toy
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Brand: Unbranded
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Material: Plush
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Shape: Animal / bird
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Toy Type: Plush toy
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Activation: Switch on, then tap the bird's back
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Power: Electrical, according to supplier specifications
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Battery Included: No
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Water Resistance: Not water-resistant
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Origin: China
Package Contents
Confirm whether the package includes the plush bird, charging cable, and hanging rope.






