Do these glide when cats swat them?
770374
Yep. On hardwood they go all over. On carpet they definetly get tossed around, just not as far.
504191
Not sure, they come wrapped in rope. Be careful..... The platforms are covered in a soft, slippery fur, nothing a cat can get a grip on. My cats have fallen off while playing/ chasing each other
2263036
They roll around on the floor and can bounce when hit the right way (by the cat of course). My cat chased these springs around until he tried himself out or lost one.
1716813
Yes, they're spongy but firm enough that they bounce. I'll throw them at walls so they bounce out of sight so the cat has a fun time looking for them.
1112573
No, but the stuff they sent with the mats stops them from moving. Very happy with the ones I have
1471503
The soccer balls will lose their bounce. Mine did after about 4 weeks of bouncing them off the wall and m cat squeezing it with her teeth. Constant bouncing and the cat batting them out of the air certainly took the bounce out. Best buy in cat toys.
1332749
No they do not. I use ours on a plastic placemat and they do not slide as much.
963360
For the most part cats have a good awareness of their body positions. But with that said, my two cats have fallen off the shelf only once. Cats learn fast. They have also misjudges jumping up on them as well. Sometimes when they lay down it looks like they are going to fall off, but like I said, they seem to have a good awareness of where they are at. Besides, mine are only about 6 feet from the ground, so if they do fall off it's really not that far.
2009494
No these don't bounce. They aren't like a ball, just more ball shaped. But my dogs still like to play fetch with them.
2263037
I just tossed them on the floor. Our kitten didn't want anything to do with them at first, but once she started messing with them, she won't leave them alone. Now, they are all over the house. :) Their natural instinct to play takes over and the springs make the perfect toy.
409295
Haven't had a problem with that yet. My cat DOES have claws! I really like these!
808800
Somewhat. They don't roll very well in my opinion. I decided not to give to my kitten. I have concerns of teething and kitten possibly getting choked with them. Balls will flatten out but spring right back. Will roll best on hardwood or tile, not so much on rug or carpet.
660255
Not at all! If you wave these babies in front of the cat, she is going to bat them all to %#$@ ...... Keep them to yourself, treat them nicely and they will reward you with beautiful sound!
2064137
They mostly slide. They are soft yarn balls. My cat tears them apart, they are her favorite.
447604
No. If you have a cat that likes to scratch, it can certainly scratch this material (or almost any other type of material) to pieces. Keep your cat away from this bounce!
1897144
No. They are made of foam. Not much bounce at all. And soft when they hit during dodgeball. So no injuries.
427495
They are about golf ball size and have a decent amount of bounce (I dropped from mid torso height and they bounced over half a foot, both new and with some wear, though the worn ones bounce less). I don't know how much they bounce when dropped from a cat mouth, possible a tiny bit, but my cats sometimes "throw them" and they bounce then.