Pawaboo Interactive Cat Toy with Running Mouse, Electronic Motion Cat Toy Automatic Teaser for Indoor Cats, Pop and Play Hide Seek Cat Toys Hunting Mouse for Pet Cat Kitten Play Fun Exercise, Green

My daughters cat loves it. He’s a 2 year old rescue. He’s a sweetie and it’s great toy. I turned it off after about 10 minutes because it doesn’t have a turn off timer, and I didn’t want to overstimulate him and also keep the toy exciting and new - Not to wear him out on it.

This brush is incredible. It should be noted I brush them multiple times a monthly never had a hairball, matts are seldom ever present., and we have noticed it reduces dust bunnies. The principal behind is lifting out the under hair. It does exactly that. Every swipe is full of hair; I have to clean it every swing. Silver Grey cat is medium soft hair, the brush glides through while lifting deeper hair. He loves every second anywhere on him. The white one has very fine hair that is easily tangled, and does not enjoy her sensitive areas being brushed with this as it grabs a little harder. It will catch hard on any deep tangles so I go slow with light pressure. It takes a while to work through but if you persist the animal will be so happy in the end. Zoomies and ants in the pants for all furry friends! Side note, It cant do anything with a matt or a hard tangle, so I take care of those first by cutting them with scissors.

Great my fur buddies love it just wish it was rechargeable instead of batteries

Great burnout to a workout

Ok toy for adult cats, but there are better options. At the beginning they were moderately interested but never fully into it like some other toys. This minimal level dissipated fairly quickly. Several weeks later they rarely interact with it. I believe it would be more appropriate for a kitten as the product picture implies.

The toy seems well made, it worked, and it had great reviews on a YouTube video I watched, but unfortunately, all three of my cats couldn't care less about it. I think part of the problem is that the "slow" mode is not very slow at all. I think slow mode should be fast mode, and the slow mode should be made much slower. Or made in some way that the mouse spends more time sitting still, or somehow underneath and hidden more often than it's visible (like only one small track that pops out on top while the mouse stays under the rest of the time instead of two). The constant quick movement just really seemed to bore my cats. I turned it on slow mode, and all three of them approached it, sniffed it, I even put their favorite catnip on it to see if they'd like it more, but no dice. They watch it for a minute, but never play with it, and eventually ignore it and walk away. They only pay attention to it when it's off, simply because the catnip is on it. I've given it a couple of days and tried both modes to see if they'd eventually go for it, but I think I'll be returning this, sadly.

My two cats Gidget and Rascal really liked this toy. Luckily it wasn’t noisy, so it didn’t bother them when I turned it on. It has a fast and slow speed on the side so they can go at their own speed. It takes three double A batteries. It doesn’t come with batteries. You have to buy your own. It’s a cute toy and it keeps my cats entertained for an hour or so. Not too expensive and worth the price. I definitely recommend this toy.

Great product, but my cats got bored after the first day