Pawaboo Automatic Laser Cat Toys, Hand-Free Electronic Cat Toy with Light & Feathers, USB Rechargeable Cat Feather Teaser Toy with 3 Modes for Indoor Kitten/Cats, Rabbit Shaped Cat Interactive Toys

It's a nice toy. It has the 2 speeds. Our cat so far will stalk it and watch the mouse but won't pounce. He has a manual toy like this that he, himself bats the mouse around and he seems to really like it however I cannot find another one like it so decided to try this "auto" one. We turn it off when he walks aways from the "auto" one and put it up.

My own cats were uninterested in this toy, they watched for a minute or 2 and walked away. I brought it to the rescue I work at and a few of the cats absolutely loved it but the others weren’t super interested. It really depends on the cat but it’s a cool toy and I like the slow/fast settings. The treat dispenser opening is pretty small so most cat treats won’t fit through but it works great for kibble. I was a little disappointed that it doesn’t spin on its own and the top feather doesn’t spin. I was also disappointed that it uses batteries instead of USB but that’s on me for not reading the description. Overall it’s a good toy but not anything extraordinary. I’d say it’s worth the price (I paid $13)

I've seen these advertised for three times the price. Great toy. Not sure who likes watching it more,myself or my cat.

It really interested my two 3 year-old cats at first, but then, when the little mouse wd get stuck, they stopped playing with it. Also, it has no automatic turn off so, if you forget to turn it off, your batteries go dead after a couple day. Wish it used a recharging chord.

I was so excited for my cat to use this toy but once I put the batteries in and turned it on it didn’t work at all. I should have looked at the review first because multiple people are having the same problem or similar.

I purchased this after I saw someone post about it, and I had to try it for my cats. One is very playful and the other is a little more reluctant, but they both LOVE this toy. It lets them actually catch the mouse which I know they enjoy. Every time we turn it on, they can't get enough.

Apparently, there are some versions of this toy where the moving part is actually a mouse (and looks the part). They are others, like the one I purchased and returned, that look like an elongated slug or something. I'm still not sure what this thing is supposed to be. Unfortunately, what it wasn't was entertaining.

My cat loves this. He will try to play with it when turned off to get the mouse to run. Safe for kitty. Nice size. Very entertaining. Nice price.

My kitten loved this mouse but within the first hour he was broken hearted and crying for us to find it for him. The mouse is somewhere in the apartment. If we cannot find it we will definitely order a replacement. Just wish it came with a clap-hands GPS.

This is a good and entertaining purchase for cats that are nosy. My tabby loves it and it can keep her busy for 10-20 minutes easily. It's also a toy that they don't get bored of as they'll see the mouse spinning from afar and come running to "hunt" it. If your cat plays rough, then this is a good toy as well, as it's made nicely and the mouse doesn't break no matter how many times the cat has tried to catch it with her paws and nails. It also has two moods, fast and slow depending on what the cat prefers. Overall a bit pricey but I'd say it's worth it.

The media could not be loaded.  My cat (almost exactly a year old) has basically stopped playing with all toys and prefers to bite me and wrestle and make me chase him around the apartment. Started playing with this less than five minutes after I placed it down even if he was a bit timid at first, so I’m optimistic !!

My cat really like, it’s a good game, intelligently constructed, it is not dangerous for the cat and is very resistant. ++++++

I had seen another of these priced at £11 more whilst browsing last night, then saw this, bought immediately, and it arrived this afternoon. Charged up, and it's brilliant.The only real issue I have with it so far, are the tiny bells - I see these as a potential hazard for my cats.Upon, charging and switching on, I found it worked on the carpet and much better, of course, on the kitchen floor. However, I noticed the feather attachment does get caught up in the wheels, so because of that and also because of the bell issue, I have left the toy without the feathers attached. ~ This does not stop my (house) cats, one who is deaf and needs a lot of visual as well as mental stimulation, having full enjoyment of this toy.