Migipaws Interactive Cat Ball Toy Set, Fun Tracker, Automatic Rolling Chase Ball with Fluffy Tail, A Small Mice, Rechargeable (Orange)

Cute cat toy if only my cat showed interest. She’s ten years old. My small dogs love it even though it is advertised as a cat toy. Great price and comes with an attachable mouse and feathers. Includes a charging cable too!

Got this for my 2 kittens and it was a couple months ago. I didn’t want to review it without using it for awhile first. My cats absolutely LOVE this thing! I keep it charged for them, and Thts another great thing, u don’t have to buy batteries for it. I keep it charged and they chase this thing all night long, LOL. The one thing tht didn’t last very long was the feather tht was attached to it. The feather was gone the next day unfortunately, but they love it.

I wish my cat would play with interactive toys. I wish my cat would be entertained with hours of fun. I think I buy these types of toys more for me, rather than her. Mostly she just watches as it rolls around and bumps into things. Today, she did push it once and that was it. Eventually, she may become interested in it. But, she interacts with small lizards that make it into the house, watches the little birds battling their reflection in a window and hunts daddy long leg spiders. I guess an interactive toy is just not the same.If you have a kitten, this would could be a great toy and favorite plaything. But if your cat doesn't chase the laser light (because she figured out it was just a light), then save your money. I curled up some brown packing paper from an Amazon box and she immediately started playing with it. Go figure.

We have purchased numerous toys for our fuzzy little fur Bucket. She (being the princess she is) has had little time or interest in any of them deeming them unworthy of her attention with the exception of two toys.The first is, she still loves her feather on a stick 3-1/2 years later and now this funny little ball.Normally she seems to have a natural cat like disdain for anything officially designated as a cat toy and preferring to play with instead things like a piece of paper waded up into a ball, that little ring that stays at the top of a milk jug when you open it, maybe a peanut still in the shell, one of my wife's small figurines or maybe some of the smaller polished rocks that my wife has dispersed around the house. Of course she loves all those small plastic Christmas ornaments of which she always claims a couple for herself each year.Most toys you might as well open them up, let her sniff them once, and then go ahead and throw them directly into the trash for all she cares.This toy however has been a huge success. Although she doesn't chase it wildly or bat it around all that much she does think this thing is just the most interesting thing she has ever seen following it from place to place watching it roll around on the floor by itself until it finally comes to a halt and puts itself into a stand-by mood. It's then when she decides maybe she can go over and play with it a bit, batting it around until it starts rolling around on its own again.This cycle of interest goes on and on for awhile until finally as all cats do, she becomes just all too weary and bored for this small intrusion in her day to demand anymore of her attention. But wait... it's not long after showing it her tail end as she walks away that she is back once again sniffing at the ball, curious as to why it is not rolling around anymore and giving it a good swipe of her paw so she can follow it around and watch this crazy little ball whacking into stuff all over again.The ball seems pretty durable. It charges up pretty quickly. It can work itself out of some pretty tight corners and it runs pretty long on a single charge. It's been 2 weeks since we got it and she still plays with it everyday multiple times throughout the day. And that is a record for her.Most of her toys that we have bought her she has either had no interest in, what-so-ever, or she becomes so bored stiff with it after a cursory investigation that it soon becomes nothing more than just another toy relegated to the graveyard of unwanted cat toys.Not this one. It is so wacky and unpredictable to her that she just can't take her eyes off it.All I can say is: "Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner."

The media could not be loaded. My house cat didn’t like it but the foster kitten did- So make sure you your cat will like this thing. I would say it’s a cheap kind of toy compare to others and the safety is okay. I did lose it for a month though so keep your eyes on it. My complaints are that I wish it was less noisy and had no flashing lights. It had two alternate toys to attach, wish there was one with length since my cat loves string toys. But over all, it’s just an okay toy for your cat. Nothing special or amazing about it. Just ordinary.

Works as promised. Spins around in the ground and I attached the "rat" accessory which both cats likes more than the feather. Easy to charge and leave around for a few days then I recharge it after about 4 days. Lasts a good long time. Doesn't come on unless they play with it which is good and it spins but isn't very noisy unless it bangs against furniture legs and such . Doesn't do any damages. It's glossy/shiny.

We have one cat and he loves it! Great to keep them entertained!

My cat loved this toy. I attached the mouse-looking attachment and she went even more in hint mode. It did stop working after 2 months. Just all of a sudden no response to charging or anything