WINGMATE · INTERACTIVE FLYING BIRD CAT TOY
Wingmate - Interactive Flying Bird Cat Toy
$54.99
$71.77
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Stop wasting your nights on wand marathons and your money on toys she ignores. Give her a hunt that finally takes over.
🐾 Moves like prey—not another dead toy
😴 Burns through the energy behind 3am zoomies
🛋️ Takes the hunt off your furniture
🧍 Keeps playing after your arm gives out
🌙 Finish the hunt. Reclaim your night.
💚 If she ignores it, get every cent back.
60-Night Guarantee
If she ignores it, you don’t pay
Free tracked shipping
Estimated delivery to Australia: 3–8 business days.
USB Rechargeable
Ready for another play session
What if she ignores it like every other toy?
That basket of dead toys? We built for it. These move like actual prey — erratic, unpredictable, woken by her touch — which flips the hunting switch ordinary toys never reach. And if she truly isn’t interested after 60 nights, you get every cent back. Her boredom is our risk, not yours.
How does it work?
Set up Wingmate using the included instructions, then let your cat follow, chase and bat at the moving bird. Start with a short supervised session so they can investigate at their own pace.
Should I supervise play?
Supervise play and inspect Wingmate, its mount and cord before each session. Stop using it if anything is damaged, and put it away after play.
Will it survive my cat?
It’s built for exactly the cat you’re worried about. And if she somehow wins — chewed cord, ripped feather, anything — send us a photo and we’ll ship a free replacement. No return, no forms, no arguing.
Shipping, Delivery & Returns
Free tracked shipping to Australia. Estimated delivery: 3–8 business days. We’ll email your tracking details once your order ships. Delivery times are estimates and may vary.
Your purchase is backed by the 60-Night Play Guarantee. If you’re unhappy for any reason, contact us for a refund.
Meet their next playmate
A little more play in their day.
A flapping bird to watch, stalk and chase. Bring Wingmate into your playtime together and let their curiosity lead the way.
Stop Waving The Wand.
Let Wingmate Take Over.
She doesn’t need another toy lying dead on the floor. She needs prey that flies, escapes and makes her work for the catch.
Your arm gives out. Her hunting drive doesn’t. Wingmate gives her a flying target to stalk, chase and catch, so you can stop spending every night as her full-time entertainment.
It flaps, wobbles and changes direction like a bird trying to escape. One tap sends her sprinting and leaping for a real catch — while the stuffed mouse stays forgotten under the couch.
Most toys lose by Friday because nothing changes. Wingmate gives her a Robin, Bluebird and Finch to rotate. The second one bird feels “solved,” swap in fresh prey and make the hunt new again.
Stop gambling on toys she may ignore. Give the whole flock 60 nights. If she won’t hunt it, you get every cent back. If she loves one to pieces, send a photo and we’ll replace it free.
End the wand marathon ↑Us Vs. Them
Every toy in the basket got one good week. Here’s why ours don’t end up in there.
| Kitty Collective Interactive | Basic Toys The graveyard | |
|---|---|---|
| Moves like real prey | ||
| Plays on its own | ||
| Runs the full hunt cycle | ||
| USB rechargeable | ||
| Beats toy boredom | ||
| Free replacement cover | ||
| 60-Night Play Guarantee |
You Didn’t Fail.
The Toys Did.
You followed every tip. Lost the sleep. Waved the wand. Bought the junk. And your cat was still bouncing off the walls.
1
The Wand Made YOU The Motor
You waved it for an hour. She rested for ten minutes. Then the hallway became a racetrack again. A toy that quits when your arm does was never a solution. Tap Wingmate and its flapping wings take the hunt out of your hands.
2
She Watches Birds. You Bought Floor Junk.
That stuffed mouse never stood a chance. She chatters at the window because prey flies, dodges and escapes. Wingmate brings that hunt inside with flapping flight that makes her sprint, launch and fight for the catch.
3
Most Toys Are Dead By Friday
She didn’t suddenly get lazy. She solved the same predictable toy and moved on. Wingmate gives you three birds to rotate. When one stops feeling new, swap the prey and restart the chase instead of buying another disappointment.
What Cat Owners Like You Are saying...
Finally sleeping again.
I played with her for an hour before bed, and she’d still race down the hallway and scratch our door at 3am. Now I turn this on while I get ready for bed. She stalks it, chases it, then curls up beside me. I forgot how good a full night of sleep felt.
I finally enjoy my cat again.
I love my kitten, but I was exhausted, angry, and then guilty for feeling angry. Nothing seemed to tire her out. This gives her something to hunt without needing me to wave a wand all night. Now she comes looking for cuddles instead of attacking my ankles.
My new favorite coworker.
I work from home, and she used to walk across my keyboard during every call. Closing the door only made the scratching louder. Now I switch this on before meetings, and she goes hunting while I finish my work. We finally both have a job.”
He stopped calling her “your cat.”
My boyfriend and I were losing sleep and fighting about the kitten almost every night. We tried longer play sessions, but our energy always ran out first. Now she hunts this before bed and settles down with us afterward. Our bedroom finally feels peaceful again.
Not another toy for the graveyard.
My kittens ignored almost every toy I bought within a few days. This is the first one they still run toward when it starts moving. It keeps them chasing even after I sit down, and it’s survived weeks of biting, pouncing, and rough play.
Everything You’re Wondering
Real questions from tired cat parents. Honest answers from us.
What if my cat ignores it like everything else in the toy basket?
The graveyard basket exists because ordinary toys fail one test: they don’t move like something alive. Every toy we make is motorized, erratic and woken by her touch — the exact triggers her hunting brain is wired to answer. Most cats commit within the first session. And if yours is the rare exception, the 60-Night Guarantee means you get every cent back. You’re not gambling on another toy — we are.
Will this actually help with the 3am zoomies?
The 3am chaos isn’t bad behavior — it’s a hunter who never got to hunt. When she gets a real chase in the evening — stalk, strike, catch — her instincts finally get to finish, and a finished hunter winds down on her own. Picture it: the hallway quiet, the plants upright, and you waking up to your alarm instead of a crash. That’s the whole reason we built these.
My cat destroys everything. Will these survive her?
They’re built for exactly the cat you’re describing — reinforced cords, pet-safe materials, motors designed for daily ambushes. And if she somehow wins anyway, send us a photo and we ship a free replacement. No return, no forms, no debate. A destroyed toy just means it was doing its job.
Should I supervise play?
Supervise play, inspect the toy, mount and cord before each session, and stop using it if anything is damaged. Put Wingmate away after play.
Will it stop her attacking my furniture, doors and plants?
Your couch was never the target — it was just the only thing moving-adjacent in the room. Give her prey that actually behaves like prey and the furniture stops being interesting by comparison. Give her suitable scratching surfaces alongside daily play.
I work from home. Will this keep her busy during meetings?
That keyboard walk at 9:15 happens because you’re home but your hands aren’t — and interrupting the meeting works every time. Our toys give her a job of her own that runs parallel to yours: she clocks into her hunt, you clock into your call, and the only thing on camera is you. Quiet motors, so the meeting never hears a thing.
My partner thinks we don’t need “another cat toy.”
They’re right — you don’t need another toy. You need the 3am arguments to stop. When her energy burns off before bed, nobody gets woken, nobody keeps score, and “can you deal with your cat” disappears from the vocabulary. It’s the cheapest peace treaty you’ll ever sign, and the 60-Night Guarantee means the skeptic in the house risks nothing.
My cat is older, lazy, or scared of new things. Will she even use it?
Prey drive doesn’t retire — it just gets pickier about triggers. The movement starts gentle enough for cautious cats and shy seniors, and builds as she commits. Many of the sweetest wins we hear about are ten-year-old “lazy” cats rediscovering the pounce. And if she truly won’t engage, the guarantee covers her completely.
Do they make noise? I don’t want a buzzing appliance.
The motors hum rather than buzz — quiet enough for work calls, evening TV, and light sleepers. The loudest part of playtime will be her paws hitting the floor. Several of our toys also auto-sleep between sessions, so there’s no constant drone, just prey that appears when she’s ready.
How does charging work? How long does a charge last?
Every toy recharges over USB — no batteries to buy, ever. A single charge covers days of normal play sessions, and auto-sleep stretches it further by resting the motor between hunts. Plug it in with your phone overnight and it’s ready before she is.
Is Wingmate right for my cat?
Wingmate is designed for cats who enjoy following, chasing and batting at a moving bird. Start with a short supervised session and give cautious cats time to investigate. Your purchase is covered by the 60-Night Play Guarantee.
I have more than one cat. Will they fight over it?
Multi-cat homes are where these shine — one hunts while the other spectates, then they trade. Wingmate ships with three birds for exactly this reason, and mounting toys at different spots gives every hunter a territory. If the household is truly competitive, a second unit ends the negotiations.
How does the 60-Night Play Guarantee actually work?
Simple: give her up to 60 nights. If she ignores it — or you’re unhappy for any reason at all — email us and we refund you in full. You don’t send anything back; donate it, regift it, keep it as a spare. No forms, no fine print, no hoops. If she doesn’t love it, you were never meant to pay for it.
What if it arrives damaged or stops working?
Photo → free replacement. That’s the entire process. Whether it lost a fight with your cat or with the courier, we ship a new one and you keep the old one for parts or backup lures. We’d rather replace a toy than lose a hunter.
How can I track my order?
Free tracked shipping to Australia. Estimated delivery: 3–8 business days. We’ll email your tracking details once your order ships. Delivery times are estimates and may vary.