Cockatoo Chaos Jingle Jangle Attachments With Natural Bird Feathers
If your cat’s favourite sound is “something fluttering that I must catch…
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A feather wand that stands up by itself: the base grips the tiles or the window, the wand springs back when she swats.
Feather Toy Suction Cup Set
Cockatoo Chaos · Wand, base and 6 attachments
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Vet designed
Designed by emergency vet Dr Duncan Houston. Tested at home by Gary, a Ragdoll who has the base on the kitchen tiles and supervises dinner from it.
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How it works

A cat hunts in a sequence: watch, stalk, chase, pounce, catch.

Press the cup onto glass, glazed tile or a laminate bench, click the wand in, and it holds.

A cat loses interest in prey she has killed, so one attachment out and five in the drawer, swapped every few days, keeps the toy new.
Set guide
About 210 gWand, base and 6 attachments: 2 birds, 2 jingle jangles, 2 helicopters, white feathers with yellow strands
About 210 gWand, base and 6 attachments: 2 birds, 2 jingle jangles, 2 helicopters, brown barred feathers
Where the base holds: glass, glazed tile and a laminate bench, wiped clean and the rim of the cup wetted before you press it down. It will not hold on textured tile, timber, painted walls or carpet, and a cup that lets go mid-swat sends a steel wand across the room, so test it with a good tug before you walk off.
Which attachment: the bird for the stalker who watches before she moves, the jingle jangle for the cat who hunts by ear, the helicopter for the leaper. One out at a time; a cat who has caught the same bird four days running has killed it, so swap it.
When it goes in the drawer: whenever you leave the house, and after any session in which a feather came out. The base is for you busy in the next room, not for a cat alone all day with feathers and a bell.

How to

Wipe the tile or the glass and the rim of the cup, wet the rim, press the base down in the middle and push the lever over.

The handle clicks into the socket. Pull the wand sideways, hard. If the cup shifts, start again on a smoother patch.

One bird, one jingle jangle or one helicopter on the clasp at the tip. The other five stay in the drawer.

Two minutes of you on the wand, then leave it standing while you cook. She learns it springs back on its own.

The wand comes out of the base and the attachment comes off, into the drawer, every time you go out.
Vet noteDr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian
This is a wand toy that stands up on its own, and the rule for wand toys still applies: it is for play while someone is home, and it comes out of the base and goes in the drawer when you leave the house, every time, because a cat left alone with feathers, a cord and a bell will chew them, and a swallowed cord is a surgical emergency. The feathers pull out under a good catch and the bell is small: retire an attachment when a feather goes or the bell loosens, and take the whole toy away from a cat who eats feathers rather than shaking them, because eating things that are not food has causes and a vet should hear about it. Test the cup with a hard tug before you walk off; a cup that lets go mid-swat sends a steel wand across the room. 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.
Why I designed it
A feather on a springy wand is the best cat toy there is, because it moves like prey: the flick, the stillness, the bounce. The trouble is that it needs a person, and the moment a cat wants to hunt is the moment you are cooking. So this wand clicks into a suction cup on the tiles or the window and springs back when she swats it. It is still a wand with feathers on it, which is why it comes out of the base and goes in the drawer when you leave the house. Gary has his on the kitchen floor and supervises dinner from it.
Compare the range
This product Feather Toy Suction Cup Set | Bird Feather Wand Set | Retractable Feather Wand | Cockatoo Chaos with Sounds | Teddy Multi-Use Laser Toy | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | A flexible wand on a suction cup base, with 6 attachments | A wooden wand with 6 attachments, 2 of each style | A telescopic rod with 3 ostrich feather attachments | 2 attachments that chirp when swatted | A laser, torch and UV light in one handle, with a feather |
| Stands on its own | Yes: the base grips glass, glazed tile or laminate | No | No | It lies on the floor | No |
| How it moves | Springs back when swatted; the attachment flutters, jingles or spins | You move it; all three attachment styles | Long feathers on a long rod; leaps at a distance | Chirps when touched | The dot, then a feather to catch |
| Feathers | Cleaned, dyed chicken feathers (the listing) | Natural (species to be confirmed) | Ostrich | Natural (species to be confirmed) | 1 attachment |
| When it goes away | When you leave the house | After every session | After every session | Built to be left out | After every session |
| Options | Cockatoo Chaos, Kookaburra Chaos | Cockatoo Chaos, Kookaburra Craze | One | Cockatoo Chaos, Kookaburra Chaos | Black, Blue |
| Price from | $41.00 AUD | $41.00 AUD | $41.00 AUD | $41.00 AUD | $30.00 AUD |
| Reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 10 reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 9 reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 10 reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 8 reviews | Rated 4.8 out of 5.0 from 10 reviews |
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Reviews
Rated 5.0 from 10 reviews on Judge.me.
Rated 5.0 out of 5.
Based on 10 Judge.me reviews
My cat has been crazy about this toy!!!! She spends the whole day playing
This is the best purchase of all. Our cats really love to play with it. But the sticky pad doesn't stick anymore after few days, it wasn't that strong.
FAQ
One flexible wand, about 60 cm of coated steel with a detachable handle; one suction cup base with a socket the handle clicks into; and six attachments in the style you choose: two birds, two jingle jangles with bells, two helicopter spinners. Cockatoo Chaos is white feathers with yellow strands, Kookaburra Chaos is brown and barred. Both are cleaned, dyed chicken feathers.
No, and this is the one thing to take from this page. The base is for the time you are home with your hands full: cooking, a call, the laptop. When you leave the house the wand comes out of the base and the attachment goes in the drawer, because feathers, a cord and a bell chewed by a cat with nobody watching are what a vet sees on a Sunday night.
Usually the surface. The cup holds on glass, glazed tile and a smooth laminate bench, wiped clean, with the rim wetted before you press and the lever pushed over. It will not hold on textured tile, timber grain, painted walls or carpet, and it loses grip as dust builds under it, so wipe both every few days. If it lets go on clean glass within a week, email us: that is a faulty cup and we replace it.
Watch how she hunts. The stalker who freezes and creeps gets the bird, which flutters and drops. The cat who comes running at a sound gets the jingle jangle. The leaper gets the helicopter, which spins as it falls. One at a time on the wand, the rest in the drawer, and swap every few days: a cat who has caught the same bird four days running has killed it.
Real, and not cockatoo or kookaburra. They are cleaned chicken feathers dyed in the colours of each bird, which the listing's own card says and this page repeats, because nobody should be selling native bird parts and nobody should think we are. Real feathers matter because they move like prey; dyed chicken feathers do that without a bird being harmed for it.
Home and awake while it is out; in the drawer when you leave. Check the attachment after each session and retire it when a feather pulls out or the bell loosens. Take the toy away from a cat who eats feathers rather than shaking them, and tell your vet. Tug the cup before you walk off. A cat who vomits, strains or stops eating after a session in which part of an attachment went missing is a same-day vet visit.
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, and a cup that will not hold on clean glass counts. A cat who ignores it has usually not seen it move: two minutes of you on the wand first, then leave it standing, and try a different attachment before you give up.
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