Valonii 2-in-1 Rechargeable Motion Activated Interactive Cat Toys for Indoor Cats, Long Lifetime Motor Cat Chasing Toy for Exercise/Moving Butterfly/Feather Wand Kitten Toys

This is one of the better motion-activated toys I’ve tried. It charges quickly, holds up well under heavy use (currently being thoroughly tested by two very energetic Bengals), and the mat’s taken a proper battering without giving in.The stand-up wand is a nice touch – catches their attention easily – and the interchangeable feathers are a big hit. That said, the feathers may not survive long if your cats like to chew and tug, so you’ll probably need spares.I really like that it’s rechargeable – much better than endlessly replacing batteries. It also has adjustable speeds, which is useful for mixing it up a bit.Only real gripe is that it doesn’t turn off on its own quickly when the cats lose interest, which means I end up getting up to switch it off. Minor annoyance, but worth mentioning.Overall, a solid, entertaining toy that holds their attention and seems to be built better than most.

The media could not be loaded. Great fun for the cats. I’ve only had it 24 hours and will only leave them to play with it whilst supervised or I think they’ll pull it to bits but the all love it

Our old version of this toy broke down after many years of faithful service. Unfortunately that toy is no longer available so we had to search for a replacement. This toy turned out to be a great replacement.It spins around and changes direction randomly as the cats play with it. They seem to love it just as much as their old one.I only have one complaint. The fabric used for the apron that covers the lower lure toy is very noisy. If you are playing with your cat on your own, it's okay, but if you are sharing a room with people watching TV or doing something else, then the noise is distracting. We solved the problem by making a new apron out of a different fabric.Overall it does what it is supposed to do, entertain cats.

This was really entertaining for my cat. He absolutely loved it. But unfortunately it broke within two months of buying. I thought maybe it was a fluke, so bought another. The second lasted way longer…three months…Don’t get it, it’s a waste of money!

The media could not be loaded. Gave this to my lovely cats this morning and they are now OBSESSED with it.The toy runs for fifteen minutes then stops for three hours, so they don't get over-stimulated. I wish there were a way to change these timings as my two girls are worn out by it within five or ten minutes, but have since returned to it and shouted at me until I switched it back on again.They just love it. Things did get a bit more heated than my video shows as Luna (the smaller, lighter one) decided to start running at it from a distance, and doing a full belly flop on top of it several times, which meant she could catch both of the dangly toys at once. She also grabbed the skirt and yanked it off the toy a couple of times, so it would be nice if this could be more firmly attached--but I'm sure I can sort that out with a bit of spare fabric and a few stitches.It is quite noisy, as the skirt is a nylon ripstop sort of fabric, and as the underneath toy rotates it makes a whooshing sound. If the skirt were a softer fabric this wouldn't be an issue (and again, I bet I could very easily make a replacement skirt in a quieter fabric).So the downsides are the timings, and the skirt which is too noisy, and too easy to remove. But overall this is a fabulous toy, which my cats both are now obsessed with. I am so glad I bought it!

I've bought 2 of these now, (1 in May 2023 & the other in July 2023) unfortunately both stopped working. My cat loved this toy and often went and sat by it seconds before the motion sensor started again after 3 hours off. It kept him entertained during the night while I was asleep too.When a cat catches prey their instinct is to hold onto what they've caught for a brief spell, but with this toy, when they catch and hold whatever's attached to the wand, the motor is still trying to spin the wand, causing the motor to click and ultimately leading to the motor breaking. It just isn't robust enough and too expensive to keep replacing after 2-3 months. Hopefully one day one of these will have a feature where the motor automatically stops when enough pressure is exerted on the arm, and then starts up again when the cat lets go.

It lasted exactly 105 days before it broke. Not surprising really seeing as my cat was quite rough with it. And seeing as he can't live without it (he throws tantrums when I have to charge the blinking thing), and because I love my cat, looks like I will be that mug buying another one every three months.I am a disabled cat owner with an indoor cat, so I needed something to keep him entertained. It's quite noisy, and I have to charge it during the day because the flashing LED disturbs me at night (I'm often confined to bed and my cat likes to be with me). Oh, and it's not touch activated as described, so you keep having to bend down try to find the button to turn it on, which isn't easy to find if you are disabled. My other gripe is that the toy attachment wore out pretty quickly and it was quite difficult to find suitable replacements, however I replaced the feathers with a rabbit fur mouse and my cat went bananas for it. The battery life is good and it lasts a long time, which is good because my cat hates it when I have to charge it.

This is absolutely brilliant. My kittens adore it. It’s taken a battering and is still going 2 weeks on. I love the fact it only works for about 15mins and will not go off again for another 2-3 hours so they don’t get bored. As soon as the kittens hear it go off, they charge in from nowhere and play with it. One of the kittens loves to catch it and try be walk off with it 🤣