Tyasoleil Automatic Motion Cat Toys - 4 Modes Interactive Motorized Wand Toys with 3 Feathers & USB Charging Cable,Electronic Exercise Pet Toy for Indoor Cats

The media could not be loaded.  We have purchased a product much like this in the past, but this specific product far exceeded my expectations. For starters, they provide you with THREE toy attachments. One orange tail, one feather and one feather with a bell. My two cats love the variety! I feel that the movement of this toy is more "life like", so my cats are mesmerized by the movements. It has been a long time since I've seen my cats get this obsessed over a toy. It keeps them moving and they can practice stalking and hunting! I will buy this again if they break it...which eventually will happen because they're rough with toys lol.The only downside is that I didn't receive any remote in the box. Oh well!

Love this toy. The suction cup is useless. My cat is pretty aggressive towards it and pulls apart the plastic pieces, but I glued one end and now it's much better. My cat just wants to constantly play with it and cries when I have to pick it up to charge it. He can flip it over, so I have to continually turn it back over because the suction cup doesn't seem to work at all. But not really complaining. Well worth every penny.

My cats love this and these style toys. The fact that this one is rechargeable is what made me get it originally. It lasted longer than the others before it broke. But being horribly curious, I took one apart to see WHY it failed. It was the little rubber band that links the motor to the arm. I put it back. Toy fixed. One of my cats is really rough, and if he pulls the thing off the floor, it dies, the rubber band having jumped off it's place again. Eventually, the bands get worn out. So I went and hunted for replacement bands. We just got a shipment of 30mm elastic hairbands that work perfect. I'm not sure how long they will last, but there's 1000 for like 5 bucks. So now, I have a toy that doesn't eat batteries and I can fix. I'll update if I find a better rubberband replacement.

I have had several similar type of motion cat toys over the past few years. My cat loves them, but with the previous ones, the problems I had with them was that I'd have to keep changing the batteries, which, since the battery cover is screwed in it's a bit of an ordeal to change them out and since they don't last more than a week or two it was a bit annoying. Also, when my cat would pounce on it, she'd end up moving it around the room and even flipping it over, removing the tail (and chewing it up) and sometimes removing the outer cover. Also, they'd time out before my cat lost interest in it.In my search for one that remained in place, was rechargeable and sturdy, this one hit the mark. The suction cup has held in place for several days and the motion lasts twenty minutes before timing out, which has been sufficient for my cats attention span. So far I have not yet had to recharge the battery (which I know needs to be allowed to be completely discharged before recharging in order to maximize the batteries ability to fully recharge). The only down side is that the nylon material used for the cover makes enough of a swooshing sound that it had put my cat off from engaging with it (and was a bit unpleasant to our ears as well) . However, after I removed the skirt it was whisper quite, and my cat spent a lot more time engaged with this toy. There were also four arms and four tails so that these should also last a lot longer before they all get chewed up to the point of being unusable.

I have only used in one configuration--under the cover with wand down on floor--and at one speed--slow.It is a tad noisy as the wand/squiggly rotates against the hard floor.However, it entertains Finn (12lb 3yo hyper-cat).Slow speed is more than fast enough. Not going faster anytime soon.Finn did manage to pull the wand out once or twice, but given how often she's done that with other toys, this one is pretty sturdy.I tried the suction cup; the bigger problem was that the magnetic attachment between that and the toy didn't hold up to Finn, but that only made it more fun for her as she pushed it across the room.

The cats really like this little toy. The battery life is great too so it doesn't die out constantly when I turn it on before I go to work. I like the multiple little heads to change out what they're playing with because variety is important for my little princesses and their picky habits lol. The play mat keeps them entertained for longer than I expected too. And the whole thing has been batted around the basement and still works so I'd say it's pretty sturdy, all in all.

The media could not be loaded.  I have two cats who are NOT that fond of eachother but this is the one thing they go crazy for together. Amazing!

This seems to be working fine. Cats love it. Nice to have 2 options on how to use it. Like that it is rechargeable. I have had others with batteries and it seemed like I was always replacing the batteries.

We purchased this to replace a battery operated version for our 4 furbabies. It worked great and we thought it was wonderful being able to charge it up from a USB rather than it costing a small fortune on batteries we were doing on the other version.We purchased it just after Christmas on the 28th Dec, but this morning 15th Jan, after having it on charge, it has stopped working, much to the disappointment of my eldest furbaby Mr Pickles.The toy is fully charged, the motor sounds like it is working but the arm with the feather has stopped moving. I will be returning for a refund.22nd Jan update, I cannot fault the customer service I have received, it is excellent. They have contacted me for a replacement and chase when I haven't replied. I have increase my stars from 2 to 4, if I could give a star rating just on the customer service it would be 5, it is excellent. I will let you know how the 2nd toy works.Well I've had the 2nd toy for over a month, guess what, yep it's stopped working. As good as the customer service is, this is not worth buying, I work recommend buying another brand. So back to 2 stars

.....but then.... So bad. It just stopped working.Fully charged but the toy has no clutch so when my two catch it, they hold it down and that (I think) caused the motor to die. Lasted a couple days only.Real shame because this turned in to their favourite toy. They loved it!**EDIT** Replaced, free of charge, (didn't even ask) customer service was truly great. And this one is still going strong even though my two 'hooligans' abuse it.... a lot!! My Molly even switches on by himself. Brilliant toy!

The media could not be loaded.  My two cats love this! It's great without the cover as well as with. The cover adds some intrique and is very akin to chasing your feet under the duvet. Love that it has different modes including random, keeps them entertained. The design is super cute and I like that it's not hot pink like all the others I saw. Also great that it's rechargeable, hate having to constantly buy batteries! Overall super good. Can't comment on the battery life just yet as I got it today but its already been on for a few hours just out of the box.

Brilliant toy for our 4 year old. She loves any kind of "hiding toys under something" game and this is perfectly suitable. Its random movement, she loves to run up and jump on it and when shes getting tired, she will lie down - so we know when to turn it off and reward her.It can be more effective with catnip/silver-vine (depends what your likes). Best way to see if your cat will be interested is try to play a hide and seek game under a small carpet or some cardboard box and if your cat is interested - it will likely be interested in this.Would say that play should be supervised - just like with any toy its not leave and let go kind of toy.Brilliant toy for our 4 year old. She loves any kind of "hiding toys under something" game and this is perfectly suitable. Its random movement, she loves to run up and jump on it and when shes getting tired, she will lie down - so we know when to turn it off and reward her.It can be more effective with catnip/silver-vine (depends what the cat likes). Best way to see if your cat will be interested is try to play a hide and seek game under a small carpet or some cardboard box and if your cat is interested - it will likely be interested in this.Would say that play should be supervised - just like with any toy its not leave and let go kind of toy, you really gotta make sure you are looking what your cat is doing and not getting bored - electric moving parts shouldn't be left alone with an animal.Ours loves it especially when she catches it and we add a manual stick toy to distract her for this toy to "escape". Overall 10 meows out of 10 for stimulating that hunting instinct.

My 4, 5 and 6 year olds are intrigued, but my 7 month old kitten is obsessed. This is by far his favourite of many toys this Christmas.The charge lasted about a day of on off use and it turns off after a period of time. The worm attachment on the straight stick on its own and also with the mat is the favoutite.Teddy has managed to pull the stick off a few times and what is driving me mad, is the stupid suction pad, which doesn't stay stuck to the toy base. This means my kitten is able to easily turn the toy over and I have to constantly sort it out for him. I'm not sure why the base couldn't be permanently attached.In summary, its expensive for what it is, its cheaply made and has the ridiculous suction base, BUT, Teddy is happy so that's what counts.