4.9 / 57,928 reviews

Wingmate - Interactive Flying Bird Cat Toy

Give Your Cat a Happier Reason to Get Curious.

A touch. A flutter. A chance to pounce. Bring movement into indoor playtime with soft bird toys your cat can watch, stalk and bat.

A flutter worth following

Touch-activated wings invite the next pounce.

Change their playmate

Bluebird, Robin and Finch in the three-bird pack.

Charge. Play. Repeat.

USB recharging for another supervised session.

Indoor cat parent
She was curious at first, but one tap got the wings moving—and then came the pounce. I love watching her figure it out.
Indoor cat parent

A little flutter. A playful pounce.

Tabby cat parent
He crouches behind the sofa, watches the wings, then jumps out like he’s on a tiny hunting mission. It’s so much fun to watch.
Tabby cat parent

Bringing out his playful side.

Cat parent
She loves batting at the feather tail, and I love that it’s rechargeable. It’s become a fun little addition to our evening playtime.
Cat parent

An easy addition to playtime.

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Illustrated play scene of a tabby reaching toward the blue Wingmate toy on a rug
Illustrative play scene
  • Flapping wings
  • Touch activated
  • USB rechargeable
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Make playtime move

Wingmate - Interactive Flying Bird Cat Toy

$69.90 $150.00 Save 53%
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You want to see that curious look again

Another Toy. The Same Quiet Afternoon.

You set out the toys. They end up under the sofa. Your cat settles into the same corner, and the afternoon feels familiar.

Illustrative scene of a healthy tabby cat resting its chin on its paws near unused toys
A quiet room, a few familiar toys, and little happening between them.

The toys stay still

A familiar plush toy can be easy to overlook once it becomes part of the room.

The same old routine

Sometimes you want to give your cat something different to investigate.

Waiting for your next move

You want a game that gives curious paws a visible target to follow.

Make room for natural play

Give That Curiosity Something to Follow.

Indoor life still has room for a little stalk, chase and pounce. Movement gives your cat something to watch and investigate at their own pace.

Read why moving toys invite play

Meet Wingmate by Solveniqs

A Touch. A Flutter. A New Little Game.

Prepare the bird, introduce it in a familiar spot, and let a gentle tap show your cat the movement.

A hand gently tapping the Wingmate Bluebird while a tabby cat watches
A gentle tap introduces the flapping movement.

Movement to notice

The touch-activated wings give watching eyes something to track.

A feather tail to follow

Plush and feather textures add different details for curious paws to explore.

A new bird next time

Rotate Bluebird, Robin and Finch between sessions when you choose the three-bird pack.

See how it works

Every detail has a place

Small Details for Curious Paws.

Take a closer look at the soft body, moving wings and feather tail before you choose their flock.

Wingmate bird toys showing their plush bodies, feather tails and USB recharging features

Soft plush body

A bird-shaped plush surface for your cat to investigate.

Feather tail

A different texture to watch and reach toward.

Touch-activated wings

A tap starts the flapping movement.

USB rechargeable

Follow the supplied charging instructions to prepare for the next session.

Make the next game move

When the usual toys go untouched.

Sometimes a little movement is all it takes to get a curious look. Give your cat a bird-shaped target they can watch, follow and bat.

A still toy Illustrative play scene of a tabby looking past a gray felt mouse toy

The toy that stays put.

A familiar toy can sit right where you left it while your cat looks elsewhere.

Wingmate in play Illustrative play scene of the same brown-gray tabby in an energetic chase after a Wingmate Bluebird, in the same living room.

A flutter to follow.

A touch sets the wings flapping. Let your cat watch first, then decide when to get closer.

Meet the flock.

The three-bird pack includes one Bluebird, one Robin and one Finch.

Bluebird

Bluebird

Blue plush wings and a cream belly with pale gray dots.

Robin

Robin

A bright orange breast and cream-striped brown tail feathers.

Finch

Finch

Green and yellow plush, a spotted feather tail and a little orange beak.

A gentle start

Let curiosity lead.

Introduce Wingmate in a familiar spot and give your cat time to watch before inviting a chase.

Ginger and white cat following the gray-dotted Bluebird toy on a soft rug

Small steps for a good first play.

  • Charge before play

    Use USB charging and follow the setup instructions supplied with your toy.

  • Give them room to investigate

    Set the bird where your cat can see it and start with a short session.

  • Stay nearby

    Supervise play and put the toy away when the session ends.

Feline play guidance encourages variety, opportunities to catch, and letting your cat set the pace.

From the first tap to a fresh round.

Tap each step to see the play scene.

Introduce the bird
Introduce the bird
The Wingmate bird collection with USB recharging information

A simple playtime routine

Charge. Play. Put Away. Repeat.

Build a routine around a short play session and a check of the toy.

  • Charge as instructed

    Follow the USB charging directions supplied with your toy.

  • Check before each session

    Inspect the bird and any cord or mounting parts. Put damaged toys aside.

  • Finish together

    Stay nearby during play and store the toy when the session is over.

This is what the little moments are for

Their Little Game. Your Favorite Moment.

The focused look. The reaching paw. The happy pause while you watch. Make a little time for a play session you can both enjoy.

A tabby cat investigating a Wingmate Bluebird while its owner watches nearby
Illustrative play scene

A Target for That Hunting Instinct

Give your cat a moving object they can watch, stalk and reach toward.

Why cats play

What a little movement adds.

Compare Wingmate with an ordinary unpowered plush toy.

Play detailWingmateStill plush toy
MovementWings flap when touchedMoves when moved
TexturePlush body and feather tailVaries by toy
PowerUSB rechargeableNo charging needed

A little inspiration for their next game

Little Wings. Big Playtime Moments.

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Choose their next little adventure

Bring Home a Little Flutter.

One bird to try. Three designs to rotate. More playful moments to share.

First flutter

1 Wingmate bird

One toy. A fresh little game.

$29.90

$29.90 per bird

A curious place to start. Try a new playtime companion.
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Buy 2, get 4 free

6 Wingmate birds

More birds for your playtime rotation.

$129.90

Approx. $21.65 per bird

Save $49.50 vs 6 single-bird packs
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  • Touch activated
  • USB rechargeable
  • Three designs in the 3-bird pack
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Before their first flutter.

What to expect when you bring Wingmate home.

Contact Solveniqs
What makes Wingmate move?

The touch-activated wings flap when the prepared toy is touched. Give your cat time to see the movement before encouraging play.

How do I charge it?

Recharge the toy over USB. Follow the charging and setup instructions that come with the product.

How many birds will I receive?

Your selection is for 1, 3 or 6 toys. The 3-bird pack contains Bluebird, Robin and Finch.

Should I supervise play?

Yes. Inspect the toy and any mounting parts or cord before each session. Stop using it if damaged and put it away after play.

Where can I check delivery and returns?

Shipping is calculated at checkout. Use the store policy links below for delivery and return details.