Buster is a real chewer when it comes to toys.  You may remember he
chewed off the streamers of his cat dancer, and even the end of his
cat charmer.

Karen's mentioning the "Feline Flyer" toy reminded me of his latest
act of toy destruction:

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This one really surprised me because I had gotten this toy because of
Buster's habit of eating the end of his toys - I figured that a
feathered end would stand up better to his chewing, but he targeted
the string and chewed it in half!

And he complains that I don't play with him enough.  It's because he
destroys all his toys. :)  He's a wonder to watch while playing though
- his enthusiasm in chewing is matched by his enthusiasm in
acrobatics.  It's like I'm getting to watch a new episode of The
Matrix every day.

Since Buster will destroy any toy that's left out, I've been casually
looking around for a toy chest or something, perusing the baby
sections of department stores from time to time.  For now, I've been
hanging his toy in the closet when not in use.

The feather toy pictured above, by the way, is called "Da Bird".  It's
an excellent toy.  The feather part has what seems like the combined
aerodynamics of a badminton shuttlecock and the fletchings of an
arrow.  The metal clip allows the feathers to spin freely, which they
do with a whirring sound, creating lift.  It's a flying toy, not so
much a dragging toy.

The feather toy that Karen recommended is similar, and it's what I'm
using with Buster now.  The handle and string are shorter and thicker
than Da Bird, and the feather part is heavier too.  That gives the toy
a slower action and shorter range, but it's easier to handle in a
smaller room.