Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle Attachments With Natural Bird Feathers
Designed by Dr Duncan

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Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle Attachments With Natural Bird Feathers

Five feather refills with two bells each, in kookaburra colours, for the wand you own: she hears it before she sees it.

5.0 out of 5.0, 7 reviews
Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle Attachments With Natural Bird Feathers 5 attachments
$42.00 AUD
Pack 5 attachments Which wands does it fit? Read the guide
5 attachments One on the wand, four in the drawer

Any wand with a string and a loop or clip. One on the wand, four in the drawer; a good hunter goes through them, which is the point.

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Vet designed

Designed by emergency vet Dr Duncan Houston. Tested at home by Gary, a Ragdoll who can hear one bell through two closed doors.

Why this pack

  • Designed by Dr Duncan Houston
  • Tested by Gary
  • Five refills, wand not included
  • Fits any wand with a string

How it works

Why the kookaburra jingle jangle works for a cat who hunts by ear

Illustrated man sitting on the floor with a cat wand held low, a brown and cream cat crouched to pin the feathers of a PURRZ™ Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle attachment under her paws, its two bells beside them

Sound, then silence

A cat hunts with her ears before her eyes, and what she listens for is a pattern: a sound, a stop, a sound.

  • Two small bells above the feathersTwo small bells above the feathers give the attachment exactly that when you drag it and stop it.
  • She commits on the second twitchOut of sight behind a chair leg, hold it still, twitch it once, and she commits on the second twitch.
  • The feathers are what she findsThe feathers are what she finds when she lands.
Illustrated brown and cream cat stalking across a pale wooden floor with one paw raised toward a PURRZ™ Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle attachment, white feathers with brown tips, dangled from a cat wand by a seated man

Kookaburra colours, for pale floors

White feathers with brown barred tips, bound under a swivel.

  • The barring reads as a birdThe barring is what makes it read as a bird rather than a fluff of white, and it is the pack for pale carpet and daylight, where the plain white cockatoo one washes out.
  • Cats see contrast and movementCats see contrast and movement rather than colour, so the choice between the packs is about your floor, not her taste. Swatters get both.
Illustrated kneeling man holding up one PURRZ™ Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle attachment by its cord loop and pointing at the clasp, two bells and swivel above the feathers, a brown and cream cat sitting below looking up

Clasp, two bells, swivel, and five of them

From the top: a short cord loop, a lobster clasp that snaps onto the loop of any wand string, the two bells, a steel swivel so a twisting cluster does not wind up your string, and the feathers beneath.

  • Five in the boxA feather attachment is a consumable; a cat who catches it properly pulls feathers, and five in the box means the game does not stop when one goes.

Size guide

What is in the pack, and which wands it fits

  • Selected
    Illustration of the PURRZ™ Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle Attachments 10 to 15 cm each

    One size

    5 jingle jangle attachments; wand not included

    10 to 15 cm each

Three rules for choosing

  • Fits any wand with a string that ends in a loop or a clip: the Bird Feather Wand Set, the Feather Toy Suction Cup Set, a fishing-rod style wand, a string on a stick. It does not fit a wand with a fixed, sewn-on toy.

  • The jingle jangle is the ground game: drag it, stop it, twitch it. Kittens, older cats and cats who will not leave the floor do best with it. Kookaburra colours for pale carpet and daylight, the cockatoo pack for dark floors and dim rooms; a leaper wants the helicopter dropped from height.

  • Retire an attachment when a feather comes off or a bell works loose. Loose feathers get eaten, and a bell is small enough to swallow. Five in the box is for this.

Illustrated man in a purple jumper standing and holding out a cat wand, a PURRZ™ Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle attachment dangling from its chain while a brown and cream cat leaps up at it with both front paws

Specifications

In the pack
5 jingle jangle attachments; wand not included
Each attachment
A cluster of white feathers with brown barred tips, steel swivel, two small bells, lobster clasp on a short cord
Feathers
Natural feathers, white with brown barred tips in a kookaburra's colours
Bells
Two per attachment, steel; small enough to swallow, so retire the attachment when one loosens
Fits
Any wand string ending in a loop or clip, including the Bird Feather Wand Set and the Feather Toy Suction Cup Set
Size
Each attachment 10 to 15 cm
Packed
20 x 17 x 1 cm
Care
Shake out; do not wash feathers. Retire an attachment when a feather comes off or a bell loosens
Designed by
Dr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian, PURRZ™
Made in
China

How to

How to play a wand game the cat wins

  • Illustrated kneeling man holding a cat wand in one hand and a PURRZ™ Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle attachment by its clasp in the other, next to the empty string loop, a brown and cream cat sitting and watching

    Clip one on

    Open the clasp, hook it through the loop at the end of the wand string, let it close. Leave the other four in the box.

  • Illustrated man kneeling by a wooden chair, drawing a PURRZ™ Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle attachment along the floor past a chair leg with a cat wand, a brown and cream cat crouched low under the chair to stalk it

    Play prey, not toy

    Drag it along the floor in short runs and stops, behind a chair leg, under the edge of a rug. Let her stalk it.

  • Illustrated kneeling man holding a cat wand still so a PURRZ™ Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle attachment hangs beside a cream footstool, a brown and cream cat peeking round the stool with one paw reaching out

    Sound, stop, sound

    Out of sight, hold it still. Count to three. One small twitch, so the bells sound once, then still again. Most cats commit on the second twitch.

  • Illustrated brown and cream cat lying down with the feathers of a PURRZ™ Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle attachment in her mouth and between her paws, still on the wand held by a man sitting cross-legged

    Let her catch it

    Every session ends with the attachment in her mouth and a minute to chew it. Pulling it away at the end is how cats learn the game is rigged.

  • Illustrated man bending to lay a cat wand with a PURRZ™ Kookaburra Craze Jingle Jangle attachment still on it in the open drawer of a small white cabinet, a brown and cream cat sitting at his feet looking up

    Put the wand away

    In a drawer, attachment and all. A wand left out is a string left out, and a string is the one toy that ends in surgery.

Vet noteDr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian

A wand toy is for supervised play and goes in a drawer after it, every time, because a swallowed string is a surgical emergency and a cat will chew one when nobody is watching. The feathers pull out under a good catch and the two bells are small: retire an attachment when a feather goes or a bell loosens, and take the whole toy away from a cat who eats feathers rather than shaking them, because eating non-food things has causes and a vet should hear about it. The clasp and swivel are not for a cat to chew on unattended. If she vomits, strains or stops eating in the day or two after a play session and you cannot find all of an attachment, that is a same-day vet visit, not a wait-and-see.

Dr Duncan Houston outdoors holding Gary, his Ragdoll
Dr Duncan Houston Emergency veterinarian and founder of PURRZ™

Why I designed it

Prey makes a noise, then goes quiet. So does this.

A mouse under a leaf is not seen, it is heard: a rustle, a pause, another rustle, and the cat commits on the second one.

  • That game, with a wandThe jingle jangle is that game with a wand. Drag it behind a chair, hold it still, count to three, twitch it once.
  • The pounce comes at the silenceThe two bells sound, then stop, and the pounce comes at the silence.
  • In kookaburra coloursThis pack is the cockatoo one in kookaburra colours, white with brown barred tips, which reads as a bird on pale carpet.
  • Five to a boxFive to a box, because the catch is supposed to wreck them.
  • Gary can hear one bellGary can hear one bell through two closed doors.

Compare the range

The kookaburra jingle jangle vs the other PURRZ™ feather attachments and wands

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The kookaburra jingle jangle vs the other PURRZ™ feather attachments and wands
This productKookaburra Jingle Jangle AttachmentsCockatoo Jingle Jangle AttachmentsKookaburra Craze Bird AttachmentsKookaburra Helicopter AttachmentsBird Feather Wand Set
What it is5 feather refills with two bells each, brown-tipped5 feather refills with two bells each, white and yellow5 bird-shaped refills5 spinner refillsA wooden wand with 6 attachments, 2 of each style
Wand includedNoNoNoNoYes
How it movesJingles; swat and chase by earJingles; swat and chase by earFlutters; stalk and pounceSpins as it falls; leapsAll three
Easiest to see onPale carpet, daylightDark floors, dim roomsPale carpet, daylightPale carpet, daylightBoth
FeathersNatural, brown-tippedNatural, white and yellowNatural, dyedNatural, dyedNatural
Price$42.00 AUD$42.00 AUD$42.00 AUD$42.00 AUD$42.00 AUD
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    • My cats love these. They have the perfect spin that makes them want to play.

      Emily N Bell June 2026

    • Unlike plastic alternatives, these natural feather attachments maintain appeal through extended play sessions. The sound element adds unexpected excitement.

      TimothyJune 2026

    FAQ

    Kookaburra Jingle Jangle Attachments questions, answered by a vet

    Shipping and returns

    Dispatch
    Tracking sent when it ships; dispatch and delivery times by country are on the shipping page.
    Delivery
    Tracked, worldwide. International orders may attract duties.
    Returns
    Faulty, damaged or incorrect items are covered within 7 days of delivery. Email hello@purrz.com to start.
    Shipping and delivery detailsHow returns work
    Are these real kookaburra feathers?

    They should not be. The kookaburra is a protected native bird in Australia and its feathers cannot be sold. White feathers with brown barred tips in a kookaburra's colours are dyed farmed-bird feathers in every case I have seen.

    Will it fit my wand?

    If your wand has a string that ends in a loop or a small clip, yes: the lobster clasp opens, hooks through and closes. It fits the Bird Feather Wand Set, the Feather Toy Suction Cup Set and the usual fishing-rod style wands. It does not fit a wand with the toy sewn on. The wand is not in this box.

    Kookaburra or cockatoo? What is the difference?

    The attachment is the same: a cluster of feathers, two bells, a swivel, a clasp. The colour is the difference. Cats see movement and contrast rather than colour, so the brown barred tips are the ones that stand out on pale carpet in daylight, and the plain white cockatoo cluster is the one for dark floors and dim rooms. If she swats at everything, get both; the second colour is a new bird.

    Why five, and how long do they last?

    Because a feather attachment is meant to be caught, and a caught feather toy loses feathers. A light cat gets weeks out of one; a big cat breaks feathers off in a session and carries on playing with what is left. Five means the game does not stop when one goes. Retire an attachment when a feather comes off or a bell works loose.

    Are the bells safe?

    There are two on each attachment and they are small, which is why the attachment goes in a drawer after play and is retired when a bell works loose. A cat who chews the bells or the clasp rather than the feathers should have the toy taken away. Nothing with a string or a small part stays out unsupervised, and that includes a wand standing in a suction cup base once you leave the house.

    Is it right for a kitten or an older cat?

    Both, and better than the other shapes for an older cat: the game is on the floor, the sound does the work her eyes used to, and a slow twitch is all it takes. A kitten wants short sessions with the attachment always ending in her mouth for a minute, so she learns the game pays. A senior who has stopped chasing anything at all is worth a vet check before a new toy.

    What if it arrives damaged or my cat ignores it?

    Email hello@purrz.com within 7 days of delivery with a photo and your order number; faulty, damaged or incorrect items are covered and we pay the return shipping when the error is ours. A cat who ignores it in the open often wants it hidden first; take it behind something, hold it still, and let one twitch of the bells do the introduction.

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