She sleeps all day, stares at a wall, and then the whole day of unspent energy arrives at eleven at night, on your legs. She isn't being difficult. She just hasn't hunted anything yet. The automatic cat teaser wand toy is a weighted duck base that swings a wand in random circles, chirps like a bird, and wakes itself up when your cat walks past. What keeps her stalking it: 360 degree random spinning: the wand changes direction as it turns, so your cat can't predict it and keeps stalking Built-in bird chirping: the sound pulls them in from another room, before they even see the feather Motion sensor restart: the toy wakes when your cat comes near and rests when nobody is around, so a charge lasts the afternoon Retractable wand: drop the arc low for a kitten, raise it for a cat that jumps Type-C rechargeable: charges from any phone charger or power bank, no batteries to buy The base is weighted, so a full body pounce doesn't send it skidding under the sofa. And the battery keeps playing long after a wand in your hand would have been put down. A wand you hold gets boring the moment she works out your pattern. This one keeps changing its own, which turns a two minute swat into a proper hunting session that burns real energy before bedtime. The spring steel wire bends flat under a pounce and springs back without kinking, and the base pulls apart from the bottom so fur and dust don't build up inside it. Every set ships with a feather and a plush bird. Clip one off, clip the other on, and the toy is new again the day she decides the first one is beneath her. Specifications Size: 22.8 in (58 cm) wand reach, 18.9 in (48 cm) tall, 3.7 in (9.5 cm) base Wand: Flexible spring steel wire, retractable, 360 degree rotation Features: Bird chirping speaker, motion sensor auto-restart Power: Type-C rechargeable battery Sets: Pink Feather with Pink Bird, or with Green Bird Suitable for: Kittens and adult cats In the box 1 duck teaser base with wand 1 feather teaser 1 bird teaser Safety note: Supervise play and store the wand out of reach, since a chewed feather or wire is a hazard. Set it where she patrols, switch it on, and watch her hunt it the way she was built to.
