Migipaws Cat Toys, Interactive Automatic 7 Holes Mice Whack-A-Mole, Ultra Fun Smart Teaser Toy for Indoor Cats, USB Rechargeable, 4 Pieces Feather Refills…

My cat LOVES this thing. Most toys seem to be a waste and the cat looks at it like "What were you thinking you silly hooman"... But she plays with this thing all of the time. The only negative is that the noise it makes is a kind of loud grinding noise as the internals move around. But, the cat gets highly annoyed when it has run out of charge and doesn't do anything. I am finding feathers around the room though as she has a tendency to destroy anything not designed for an apocalypse but so far it has held up to her kitty fury fairly well. I'll probably buy a second one as a spare.

All my cats love this toy, and I really appreciate that the company sells replacement feathers separately since we go through them pretty quickly. Even my high energy cat who gets bored with toys easily loves this one.It charges pretty fast compared to some other electrical cat toys we've used, I think an hour or two maximum, And it's really durable as one of my cats likes to flip it over and throw it off of the stairs 😬 at least it keeps them busy, right... Five stars. Love this!

This is my second review for this toy I need to remove the first one as I was Hasty in writing it and didn't give enough time to watch the cat interaction. I Pulled the toy out of the box and notice how cheap the plastic is. ChEAp ! I have no idea about the durability of this. Definitely way way way overpriced for what it is and for the cheap materials used.I plugged it in for about 5 minutes to charge and it's been going ever since. When I placed it on the floor, Miss Kitty became curious , she played with it for a minute and wandered off, I thought it just didn't interest her, she got bored. It does move daily slow.. not like the mall game where the heads pop up at fast pace. I put it up. Later I introduced it again, she showed renewed interest and was play pawing at the feathers and holes like the mole game . So even though it isn't fast moving and the feathers doesn't stick out very far through the holes...its enough to get and keep her attention for a little while as it randomly moves, she tracks it through the holes. It's held her attention for a few minutes, and that made me happy. The toy comes in a compact tight fitting cardboard box same size as the toy. It came with 3 extra feather attachments of different colors and a couple of surprise extras....2 toy balls. There's one of those crinkly metaiccy looking bald and a fat little pom pom w/ short shiny tinsel strands sticking out all over it about 1/2 in long around the whole pom making it look like a porcupine pom pom. My cat loVes it better then the game itself! Who knew!! Though to be sure the toy itself too did interest and engage her and that's what I'm looking for, stimulation and fun for her, and I think think this toy adds to her collection of toys w motion she enjoys playingqddddedddu 6even if just for a few minutes. If you put it away and don't take it out everyday they likely will show renewed interest. I'm going to try it out over the next week, maybe have to update my review even more. I just got imthe toy today. It's worth a 'no hassle' try I mean Amazons A to Z guarantee means no hassle easy returns if needed. This toy is worth a try... for your kitty

The media could not be loaded. So far so good but ot is only the first night. I will see how well it holds charge tomorrow. My smaller black cat has a lot of anxiety and I noticed on the Ring camera that she paces a lot while I’m at work. So she will have access to it during the day. I let both cats play with it before I decided to charge it. My other cat sleeps in my room and tends to cry during the night. I guess he’s bored and he has a lot of energy. Tonight I’m going to put it in the room and see if that entertains him and wears him out. He has liked it so far. I will test its ability to hold a charge during the next week to make sure I did not get a dud. I like that it came with extra toys and feathers

First like most cat toys I buy I expect them to keep my cat's interest about a week if I am lucky. I am very please to share after a month my cat is still fascinated and nearly attached at the hip to this thing! Why no 5 stars?My cat is between 1-2 years old. So please take in account her energy levels for that age. Also she is 8lbs so not a big cat but not tiny either.Updated 11/14/22 Durability:After just 1 month 10 days my little destroyer has managed to claw the rubber sleeve that holds the feathers. She has pretty much destroyed the little white rubber sleeve and now after playing with it for just a minute she has pulled the feather completely out. It is a shame this toy did not last longer, it is by far her favorite toy and she has gotten a lot of use out of it in the short time it survived. I am hoping there will be an improved model soon that addresses the flaws with the design because I think they are really on to something special.Previous DurabilityAfter a 30 days of continuous play and I mean continuous as in having to recharge it every day as I work from home she has only destroyed the first feather. So for durability she is currently going through one (1) feather a month. I just installed the new feather this week we'll see if she has mastered her art of destruction and improves upon her time on the next one.Function:When you first turn it on you have to wait about 3-5 seconds (maybe for it to boot up?) before the sensor will work. I am usually the one that starts it for her and she is immediately engaged. She has also started leading me to it if its not running. It does turn on by itself or she gets it turned on by herself throughout the day but I do tend to be turning it on a lot for her but walking by and sticking my foot or hand in front of the sensor for 1-2 seconds then pulling it away.Problems:My cat can get her paws in the hole, when she does she will toss the toy. About 99% of the time it lands upside down and the feathers spin around but can only come out the side holes and generally are jammed on the top holes. I am flipping this thing back over constantly! Perhaps she has found a way to get more attention from me while I work by flipping it upside down and is now doing it intentionally just another wonderful mystery of the mind of our little companions.Recommendations:I am going to go to a craft store to see about some two-sided tape and perhaps a weighted plate to put on the bottom to reduce the flipping. I would also recommend rubber feet glued on all sides of it if you have hard floors to cut down on the noise when it is flipped over. In addition if the rubber feet are tall then likely the cat will be just as engaged when its upside down where they can peak and paw at it underneath.Ultimately I think this is a great concept and just needs some improvement to handle when it is flipped over, it is on hard surfaces and the way the feathers attach need to be more secure and preferable the holes a little smaller so they can't put their paws all the way inside and destroyer the sleeve the feathers are attached to.I read some other reviews that their cats got bored quickly so it really is up to the personality of your little friend. I for one have never come across a toy she has liked this much and therefore am motivated to improve it on my own for the shortcomings it has.