She stalks the corner of the rug for a while, then gives up and goes back to sleep. Nothing in the house moves unless you move it, and you can't sit there waving a wand all evening. This feather cat toy pops feathers out of different openings, so the thing she's hunting never appears twice in the same place. What keeps her hunting: Unpredictable feather movement: feathers appear at multiple openings so the action keeps changing and every session feels different Three adjustable speeds: rotate the control to pick slow, fast or ultra fast Hands free play: she chases and pounces on her own while you get on with your day Over 10 hours per charge: one charge keeps the fun going without frequent charging Type C rechargeable: no disposable batteries to replace, and the charging cable is included Non slip base: pads underneath help keep the toy securely in place while she pounces Hands free is the whole point. She chases, stalks and pounces on her own, which adds activity and enrichment to indoor life without you doing the work. From cautious hunters to energetic chasers, there's a speed for every play style. Rotate the control and the pace changes with her mood. Using it takes two steps: turn the switch to start it and set the speed, then press it to pause when playtime is over. The paw comes down and the feather is already somewhere else. It charges over Type C with the cable included, so there are no batteries to go looking for. The dial on the top face is the only control you touch. One finger turns it, and the pace goes from a crawl a cautious cat will approach up to the quickest setting. It's a low, flat disc she can circle without having to climb anything. The drawing marks the width and the height, worth a look before you decide where it's going to live. Specifications Speeds: 3, slow, fast and ultra fast Runtime: over 10 hours per charge Charging: Type C, charging cable included Base: non-slip pads Safety note: Supervise play, replace a feather head once it starts to shed, and switch the toy off and put it away when playtime is over. Charge it out of your cat's reach. Set it down on the stretch of floor she already patrols, pick a speed, and let her do the rest.
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