Interactive Cat Toys Rechargeable,Moving Concealed Feathers,Real Mouse Squeaky,Touch Activated Cat Kitten Toy Exercise Toys for Indoor Bored Adult Cats

This toy is amazing! My cats love it and it keeps them busy for a long time. It makes a squeaking noise which immediately engaged both cats. The battery lasts a long time. It does scoot on the floor and eventually ends up in a ball but all you have to do is pick it up and reposition and you are good. So far it has been going strong for a month with very little charging time. Definitely a must have.

My girl thinks this is the best cat toy ever invented. She doesn't care about any other toys for more than a few minutes. She hates catnip toys and for most other interactive toys, she just observes. But this one --- she absolutely loves it.I knew she might, as she is the type of cat that will attack your feet under the blanket whenever you move. This is JUST like that for her.It seems to be good quality. When she 'catches' it, the toy tries to move but stops with any resistance, so it doesn't feel like it is going to break.The best part is you can turn the sound off. How obnoxious that noise is. I also like the settings where you can set it to play for just 30 seconds or for 5 minutes at a time. It is motion activated has variable speed and direction. It's good to set it on a shorter timer if you don't want to hear it spinning around for 5 minutes after the cat walked away, like when you're trying to sleep at night.This is the only toy in 4 years that continuously keeps her attention, strong entertainment value for the picky girl.If this breaks, I won't even be upset, I'll just buy another one. I'll recommend this to anyone with a cat that likes to attack limbs under the blankets.

The media could not be loaded. I’m not exaggerating when I say that this is, hands-down, THE BEST cat toy I’ve ever purchased.My cat loves playing hide and seek tag with our hands under blankets, but that can lead to some scratched skin (even though I clip her nails); so, when I saw this, I thought it might be similar, and it is!She is obsessed with it! I’ve had it for about a week and she plays with it for several hours each day. I leave it on standby so she can play with it whenever she wants. I mainly work from home, so I always hear the toy turn on.What’s amazing is that even with it on standby and her playing with it for hours every single day, I’ve only charged it twice. I honestly can’t believe how long the battery lasts.But truly, this is a wonderfully enriching toy for a cat. It engages their hunting skills, keeps them active and enthralled, and I feel like it boosts their intelligence.It’s also amazing for pet owners with young cats who want to play all day. I love playing with her, but since I work from home, I have to get work done too. This allows me to do that. I’m sure it would be even better for people who don’t work from home and literally can’t play with their cat while they work.This toy allows them to activate it whenever they want- they just touch the center part, or jiggle the “mouse”. So, in that way it can prevent your cat from getting bored.Lastly, if you are home to watch, it leads to many laughs. I mean, I literally sit there and watch her play. It’s so amusing!I realize some cats might not respond to it as well as mine, but if your cat likes hunting, feather toys, hide n seek, or playing under the covers, I really think they will love this.A few things to mention:This has a few different modes that you shuffle through by slow pressing the power button.It goes Blue - Purple - Yellow - Off.The blue and purple modes each have 5 min continuous play until they go into standby.The yellow mode has only 30 seconds of play before going into standby.My cat, Bellatrix, mainly likes blue, and while I know blue and purple are slightly different, I don’t know how to describe the difference because they are similar. I think they just have different patterns of movement, or perhaps the purple is faster.Another thing: this does have an optional audible mouse squeezing noise. Bellatrix loves it, but I don’t have it on in the video because my partner is sleeping and I don’t want it to wake him. So, during the day, I leave the squeak on and at night I turn it off.To turn the mouse squeak on or off, press the power button twice quickly- it will blink red when it’s off and green when it’s on.The power button has a silicon cover that lifts up to reveal the usb-c port. This comes with a USB-C to USB-A cord, but no charging brick.It comes with two of the same attachment- plastic rod with the green feather and the green string.I truly can’t recommend this product enough. It’s better than the electronic mice, the electronic balls with feathers, and it’s even better than playing with a feather wand in tunnels. I do my best to give her options, but she prefers this to everything.

I have 12 cats (I know, ssh), and they are absolutely obsessed with this thing. I've had it for months, and I still find them playing with it every day. We had a similar toy (the sombrero) that they loved at first, but they grew bored of within two or so weeks, so I am very pleased that this has managed to hold their interest for this long. We have so so many toys, but this one is the clear winner. It is, in fact, more popular than the box it came in, which is QUITE the endorsement, in the cat world.Functionally, it holds a charge for 2.5-3 days, and charges in about 3 hours. It goes into a resting mode after inactive for a bit, but has a fairly high sensitivity, so that you're likely to set it off by walking by it. Which scared me the first time, because the squeaking sound it makes is pretty loud. It doesn't bother me, but I haven't seen a way to mute it (there may be a way, it just isn't muted on any of the 3 modes you can choose). Overall, this is an amazing toy, charges relatively fast, and has held up to 11 cats, and one kitten that any sane person would be terrified of. I'm not sane, so I adore her, but she has put that toy through it, and it still looks and operates like new.

Probably could have been 5 if it hadn't arrived already running and squeaking in tiny box. She didn't have a chance to warm up to it. Day 3 and she still sits on outside edges of it. Watching and occasionally stepping on the tail string if it stops long enough. Debating on keeping. It was on sale so price was decent. I will probably give her a little more time to see. She loves chasing and pouncing on wand lures when we play with them and use packing paper to hide and seek. This is same concept which I was hoping she could play with when I am at work and she is bored. Fun toy, easy assembly,nice design easy to clean. My cat might be too spoiled with hands on playtime.