electric feather cat toy

It’s hard to find a toy for both of my boys as they both have different interests. I got this as a gift for my cat’s birthday. So far, the both of them have been waging a battle of booping and batting since I’ve pulled this toy out. I’ve had little success with interactive toys so far, so I appreciate being able to test this one out. This was the first interactive toy that both cats took to right when I opened the box and set it up. I can’t say as to how long the battery will last, but the springy motion and toppling of the wire even when the toy is off is sure to entertain my cats. That said, my concern is that any toy shouldn’t be left unmonitored especially since this has a yellow pompom-like attachment (like some cat toys) at the end and is a wire (I don’t see any sharp edges or anything though—reminds me of a sturdier and safer cat dancer toy). Time will tell but I’ll probably modify this down the line if anything does seem dangerous as I like the concept of the toy and the functionality. The little hole on the wand allows for some DIY attachments as long as they’re light, so a lot of customization could be possible if you’re crafty! All in all, this is a great toy that my cats are enjoying out of the box (it came charged some already). I hope my cats keep playing with it! This is probably my favorite interactive toy yet. Some improvements could be: -motion sensing when the toy gets batted to start swinging again—currently it goes on standby and powers on after 2 hours for ~10 minutes. The only way to get it swinging again is to turn off and on the toy if it’s in standby. -the butterfly attachment is really hard to unclip and hurts actually to try to. It would be nice to have them be the same clasp as the feathers or some sturdier hooks. -I worry about accessories being clipped on (but that’s any toy) but toys shouldn’t be used completely unmonitored so it shouldn’t be an issue, but sturdier attachments overall would be nice. -being able to pull out the base attachment easier. I don’t foresee needing this but in case debris gets stuck, the cat-shaped wand base makes it hard to detach. I plugged the cat-shaped wand into the base and I can’t detach it now.

I was afraid to buy this as my 7 yr old Russian Blue is very picky with everything! But he LOVES this toy! He literally drags it around the house! Off/On it doesn’t matter he plays like a kitten and it’s so amazing! Easy to charge, Entertains your FURBABIES for hours, it fits anywhere and is nice looking and is Worth EVERY Dollar! I would give it 10 Stars if I could! *If it bends too much just resend it the opposite way and you're good to go** The only downfall I found is going to the sellers store and NOT finding a “Replacement thingy” I don’t want a replacement from a random seller I want it from who I bought my toy from :( Other than that….this is a BUY BUY BUY for your FURBABIES!

I wanted something to keep my cat entertained when I’m unable to play with her, like while cooking dinner. She was ok with the toy spinning and seemed interested. Then it started to shake and it terrified her. I tried many times and she just didn’t want to interact with it. I thought maybe if it stayed off she would like to just bat at it and just ignored it entirely. It seems like a very sturdy toy and the couple times she attempted to play, it did stay upright. My search continues for a great toy to keep her entertained I never had to charge this but did check out the charger and port and seems easy enough!

Cat typically 'k!lls' every toy within 24-48 hrs. I am impressed over this toy. High energy cat breed and loves to hunt it's toys. This toy has been dragged all around the house and still going strong after 4 weeks. That's a record here. The auto run every 2 hrs is great during the night. Love that it does not take batteries and rechargeable!!! Toy attachments keep the cat engaged. With so many products disappointing me these days on Amazon, this is an AWESOME FIND! I hope the manufacturer continues to build at this quality.

This toy works great to stimulate my sedentary house cat. She has a great time with it for about 3 minutes then knocks it over and pulls out the wire every time I set it up. The base needs to be heavier and about 6" to 8" (maybe bigger) in diameter (I,ve taped in cardboard box and the same thing happens) also, there needs to be a way to lock the wire attachment in place. BTW, where is this "Suction power" you speak of in your star rating? The best thing about it is it is USB chargeable.

I have a 3 month old kitten who has tons of energy and is only interested in playing with dynamic, moving toys. The regular feather wand is nice, but it doesn’t do much good when I’m at work. This is his favorite toy now. I turn it on at the beginning of the day and he goes after it. When he’s napping, the movement wakes him up and gets him moving so he is active during the day and sleeping more at night. He even plays with it when it is inactive and enjoys it just as much. I put some treats out while he’s playing so he has the satisfaction of “catching” what he’s been hunting. If I could change anything, I would like to be able to adjust the time between active periods. I would also like to be able to change the pattern of movement a bit. But overall this is a fantastic toy for active cats.

The cat was not interested at first, as the wire with ball on the end was too high and out of hid range of sight. We detached the wire from the stand and began moving the wire with the ball lower to the ground and our cat became very excited and engaged. We reattached the wire to the stand and the wire was still a bit high, for the cat to be engage. So, we gently bent the wire a bit, without kinking it at all. Our cat LOVES THIS TOY NOW...ROMPING & PLAYING. It is great that the motor will stay on for 5 - 10 minutes and then stay still for an hour ir so. GREAT TOY!!! VALUE FOR $$$!!!

I set this up and my first thought was "wow, this doesn't look safe". Essentially it is a piece of machine shopped thick wire connected to a device that spins it around. At the end of the wire you can attach trinkets for the cat to play with. My cat was interested right away but one of her first interactions was for the wire to whip back in her face so hard (I was watching) that she jumped up and began rubbing her head with her paws. I thought, that it looked bad but maybe she was just caught off guard. Then minutes later, when I stopped paying attention, she began running around the house, the metal wire attached at her paw and (thankfully) disconnected from the machine. One of her claws had gotten stuck on the fishing tackle hook part that connected to the tip of the metal wire. She bolted around for about 30 seconds with a foot-long metal whip attached at her claw. Needless to say, not great. Eventually the piece fell off with minimal damage to her foot, but I am sending this back immediately and recommending that pet owners skip this toy.