Interactive Cat Toy, Automatic Cat Toys for Indoor Cats/Kitten, Electric Mouse Feather Toy, USB Rechargeable

The media could not be loaded. There are a few of these automated toys from different sellers on here. All with the same complaints. Hopefully I can clear up a few.🐾 ❤️ The point is the least expensive option & it has the same if not more toy attachment options.👌 I see how the attachments could possibly break, especially if you have an energetic fur baby. Even though mine has not- I’ve already thought of ways it could be fixed with some superglue & tweezers.(Again, please consider the price)🤏It can be a little bit loud.On hard floors? it’s comparable to the wheels on a child’s handheld monster truck because of the wheel treading. However, if the wheels were smooth..it wouldn’t work well on carpet.My cat wanted nothing to do with it on hard floors & only gained interest once on carpet. She’s also an only cat in a large quiet home & all cats are different.🙂 It has different speeds & patterns. But can get stuck in silly places- you won’t avoid this with any automated toy.🔋 I let mine run around the house for 20 min after charging hoping my cat would see it & it was fine. I think the battery life is good.🙀🤣How it tested out for my cat- welp- when she finally checked it out - it sorta whacked her in the head & she got tripped up on it.. so it’s currently on her lists of immortal enemies.I’m leaving it in the middle of the floor until she forgets.She also goes through spurts of wanting to play non stop & acting like she’s never participated in “cat-ing” in her life.She is a rescue so we have a lot to figure out.🐾 🐾 if you skipped to the end.Buy it- It’s a good deal & a fun toy ❤️

This is a fun lil toy for the kit cats, they enjoy watching it and occasionally playing with it. This thing gets into more trouble than they do though, so make sure you're using it in a room where it can't knock over the water or food bowls, or get caught underneath any furniture. Also, make sure you turn it off! It goes to sleep for a while and then will turn back on. It scared the crap out of me when it came to life in the middle of the night.

We have two 6 month old kittens and an 8 year old Yorkie that were very interested in this toy when we first put it out. All three of them watched and chased it the first few times. It was very cute and fun to watch. We were careful not to use it too often, so maybe once a day in the evening between 5 and 10 minutes.. After about 10 days, it was meh. They step around it and seem to not notice it. Our 14 tear old cat was never impressed. I am waiting to deploy it again in a week or so in hopes that they forget about it and regain interest.

i totally shopped for toy like this and i am so glad i did. first it works great on carpets and all floors. both my cat were so interested in it they watch for while and now they can't get enough. its worth every penny most important works great on carpets and with no batteries its wounderful. it as usb wire so charging is easy and its well made toy. highly recommend. can't believe anything negative. it does not get caught up on anything its keeps on working.Barry R.

First, the positive. This wheeled interactive toy has big, very colorful, bright lights and large tread wheels that navigate well when the toy actually moves. The lighted spinning twirl maneuver is really cool and unique. The major problems that make this toy a dud are, first and foremost, the toy only runs for a very short time before going dormant for an extended period of time. When it does finally wake up and move, it tends to sit in one place and just move its attached feather or other adornment back and forth repetitively without much, if any, ground covering movement. It doesn't inspire much interactive play with my cat. The battery life is also exceptionally short. Like I said, I'm not impressed.I have a different interactive toy which my cat absolutely is crazy for and cannot live without: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C2Q325Q8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1. I have two on hand at all times so I can have one at the ready while the other is charging. Skittles goes absolutely berserk when I have to take it away from her to charge it! It is a much, much more active and interactive toy and runs quite a while before needing a recharge.This "big wheel", as I call it, just doesn't make the cut. It has such promise. If the toy consistantly moved, covered a larger distance rather than having the tendency to stay stationary in one place, and had a better quality battery, it would be a great interactive cat toy. The concept is a winner but it needs better execution. If improvements were made, I'd be happy to give this toy another shot.

This thing found some hair getting under things and broke in less than a few hours. Most toys allow you to remove it in some way but the wheels are designed in such a way you cannot.

Cat doesn't take much interest in it.

The media could not be loaded. Pretty decent little thing for 25 bucks, hefty, not flimsy. Motion sensor could be better, it's pretty good at getting itself stuck in tight corners. I watched it run into the same door 4 times the other day (In a completely clear floor space. It had loads of room to turn around.) Vid shows it has the perfect opportunity to leave an enclosed space and instead, it goes further under the chair. But, cat still entertained by it even when stuck. Not loud, good selection of toy attachments and a nice USBC cord. No wall adapter. Rubber wheels do well on a decently high pile carpet (seen in video). Good battery life, lasts a couple days.TLDR would buy again if staying in this price range.