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This is by far the best cat toy ever invented - as shown in this photo- our two cats immediately played with the toy over and over again it’s great for exercise for them and it is a lot of fun to watch them play. Easy to put together!

My cats get so much enjoyment out of this brilliant toy. I think it is well worth the money spent since they play so well together going after the little toys. When we set it up they are excited and when a 15 minute session is over they seem so disappointed that I have to turn it back on. I just wish the replacement toys were better priced because when I looked them up it is quite expensive and comes with another reel of string which I would rather purchase separately when needed. The toys won’t last with how much they enjoy using this product but they are the perfect size.

I got this for my 15-pound dog, and he is OBSESSED. It is mentally stimulating and tires him out without the use of treats, and he can go on for more than an hour, but I stop the game because I feel like he's getting overheated. He even puts his paw on the rope to stop it from moving to "catch" the feathers. The battery life lasts forever with this game. I support the 3 corners with dumbbells on top so they don't knock over.You can make a bunch of different courses with the rope that it comes with (very durable).The mechanism makes mouse noises, which are meant to raise a cat's curiosity, and there's no way to turn the sound off.I'm really happy with this game for my dog, and I'm curious how other pets in my family will react to this game.

Overall pretty impressed with this- it is surprisingly sturdy and decently made, comes with everything you need, and works pretty well. It is a bit noisy and I'm not sure about the mouse noises, but honestly I really like it and my cats get a kick out of it. However, I have three main critiques: 1) the product is a complete ripoff of Swiftpaws, the very good american company in this space; 2) the speed is adjustable but is always quite fast. I would like to have much slower speeds to use, because even the slowest speed zips by my cats. 3) the automatic control works pretty well, BUT there is REALLY BAD RECOIL every time you stop in one direction such that that toy/line actually goes back quite a ways rather than just coming to a stop. This prevents good precision control. So, it is a good toy but could use a bit of modification to be a great toy.

Great product! This is day 2 of my fluff boy playing with the setup. I only used three of the anchors to confine the toy to a small space. The instructions for setup were basically nonexistent, I ended up finding a YouTube video on it just to make sure I put it together right. I also was a bit hesitant of leaving my cat with it unattended at first because of the rope attachment. He likes to pull at rope and I didn't want the risk of it coming undone and him swallowing the rope. I just monitored his play the first day but I genuinely think it safe now, just check the string often. This also could've been a bit more affordable ~$35-45.Cons: Price, Insecure rope attachment, Setup instructionsPros: Cat Fun, Hands off, Self-timer

My cat tends to get bored of his toys within a couple of days...sometimes even a couple of hours. This toy has my cat absolutely obsessed. It does a good job of triggering his hunting instincts so he was running around chasing the attached toy so much that he ended up panting.My cat usually demands 100% of my attention with any of his other automatic toys and with this one, he couldn't care less if I was involved or not. It tires him out and even if he's napping he'll bolt out of his slumber to chase this thing. He seems to understand which one of the pods powers the thing on so he'll sit and stare at it like he's telepathically trying to turn it on himself. I'm working on teaching him how to do it himself but it's a working progress.I saw some reviews about the remote - it works fine for me. It allows me to change up the pattern of the way the string moves around so it doesn't get too predictable. If you leave the toy on automatic mode, it does shut off after about 15-20 minutes. My cat will whine and whine until I turn it back on for him.I have carpet and it works perfectly fine - you just need to make sure the string is as taught as possible. It also helps to put a rubber band on the main pod so that it grips the string better. I noticed after a while, the speeds would slow down to a crawl and it got my cat bored. Once I put the rubber band on, it sped up so much that my cat even couldn't keep up with it. It's pricey yea, but it's worth the investment if you have cats that get bored of toys often!

my cats absolutely love this toy, my black cat stays chasing it until he’s exhausted and just sits until hes rested up to chase it again, and when it turns off he starts crying for us to turn it back on hahah

My cats were so unsure of this at first — lots of staring, a little side‑eye, and absolutely no touching. But after a couple of days of letting it sit out, something clicked, and now they’re obsessed. Once they realized the string moves on its own, it turned into full‑on chase mode.Setup was ridiculously easy, and I was honestly shocked by how much string they include. You can make a small loop for quick play sessions or stretch it into a huge track that runs across half the room. The flexibility is awesome, especially with multiple cats taking turns pouncing on it.Now it’s one of the few toys that keeps them entertained without me having to constantly reset it. Five stars from me — and from the furry chaos gremlins who finally decided it’s their new favorite thing.