FurReal Roarin’ Ivory, The Playful Tiger Interactive Plush Toy, 100+ Sound-&-Motion Combinations, Ages 4 & Up (Amazon Exclusive)

I bought Ivory for my niece for Christmas and since I’m a great aunt (even if I do say so myself), I open the box and put in batteries to make sure she worked.Let me just say, that the people who A) make toys so difficult to get out of boxes , and B) make the batteries So difficult to put in the toys should be consigned to The Naughty List. Ivory takes four “C” batteries and you practically need elf fingers to insert them. That being said, once the batteries were inserted, she worked like a charm.I purchased one of the original FurReal Friends about a zillion years ago. She was a gray cat, that was in a Sphinx-like pose, and made no other major movements except turning her head (to the sound of servo motors). She meowed (which sounded like my grandmother doing a poor imitation of a cat ), purred and growled. Well, FurReal Friends have come a long way, baby!Ivory growls, purrs, roars, will make a frightened noise (and purr when you comfort her), move her ears, twitch her tail, bow/crouch, blink her eyes, and interact with her toy.Her colors are the white tiger black and white with a pink nose and soft “fur”. The bottoms of her feet are pink rubber like paws, which give her traction. Her eyelids are purple glittery ( not overwhelmingly, I mean, she is a girl tiger, and girls do need their eye make up. When I saw it, I just said, “awwwww, she’s got purple glittery eyelids!”). It adds to the cuteness factor. Her eyes are blue and sparkly. I know it sounds like I’m describing a date for you from a website, but I just wanted to give you details that don’t show up on the Videos online.Ivory is CUTE! She’s expensive, but she seems to do everything advertised and I would recommend her. I can’t wait to see my niece open her on Christmas!

Keeps our 4 year old plenty busy and happy. It’s interactive with out being completely annoying.It growls poses and “walks” it’s a solid toy doesn’t feel cheaply made. It does make a mechanical noise when moving and stuff but it’s nothing that interferes with the experience of playing with it.

My 3 year old has the orange and black one and my 1 year old kept stealing it so we got the white one for her so the arguing would stop. Lol. They live these tigers. They're soooo soft and super cute and keep my kids very entertained. The noise isn't so loud that I find it annoying which is great. And it goes to "sleep" if it isn't touched for a while but wakes back up when they pet it's back again so it saves the battery life. It takes c batteries but they seem to last quite a while so I'm not replacing them all the time. We love this toy here

My daughter gave me Roarin Ivory for my birthday. It is the most adorable "toy". The actions are so cute, but the sounds she makes just cannot help but make me smile and even laugh out loud. I have taken her to visit several friends and everyone is "taken" with her. She is trouble free, unlike my "real" cats. They ignore her when she Roars. I gave one to a friend for her birthday and she loves it also.

My kid is dying for a real pet. That is not going to happen so as a parent who wishes to make their kid happy, I purchased this "electronic" pet as I had seen other children truly enjoying playing with it. This toy is the size of a small pet, and thankfully does not shed. It's "fur" is soft to the touch, and once you get the batteries in (get ready because they are the hard to find C batteries) the pet comes to life and purrs away.One down side is that it says it responds in 100 different ways or something along those lines, but this only purrs, moves slightly, but does have very responsive eyes. If you want it to sit, you have to manually make it sit. It does not roll over, stand, jump, or play dead.With that said, my kid loved this toy. They got it for Christmas and are still playing with it, so that's a good sign that it wasn't a wasted purchase.So, if your kid wants to "try out" having a pet, this electronic one is not a bad way to start. Now if it clawed at you when it wanted attention, or required you take it "outside" to do its business, then I'd say no need for a real pet!And no, it is not difficult to put batteries in it. The off/on switch is in an interesting location.

This is such a fun and cute toy. My son is obsessed with cats, and this one has so many different sounds. It was a lot bigger than we had anticipated. It also takes odd c batteries, but hopefully they last a long time.

The animatronics are great, it’s so cute and life-like. If my little one wasn’t allergic to animals we would have a real cat or dog. This seems like the next best thing. I cannot wait to see her face on Christmas Day as this is the only thing she has asked Santa for.

It was a gift for a little girl, of course, she loved it, but it was way to expensive, considering when the orange one a few years back that is just like it was only around $60. I won’t make a purchase like that again.

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