She sits on the back of the couch watching the room like something might happen in it. Nothing does. The mouse toys she already has lie exactly where she left them, because not one of them ever moves first. This automatic moving mouse cat toy does. Flip the switch underneath and it takes off across the floor, changing direction in a way she cannot work out, which is what brings her down off the couch. What gets her stalking again: Unpredictable movement: changing directions keeps the chase interesting instead of predictable Natural hunting instincts: stalk, paw and chase, the same sequence she would run outdoors Soft-touch texture: a soft flocked surface with rounded ears and playful patterned details Simple on and off: one switch underneath, and no wand to wave Small and easy to store: bring it out for a play session and tuck it away afterward A little mouse. A whole lot of curiosity. You do not have to be part of it. Switch it on, sit down, and watch her try to work out where it is going next. That is the appeal of a toy that moves on its own. This is what it looks like on a hard floor. She commits, it changes direction, she resets and goes again. Some cats keep that up for a while. A soft flocked shell, rounded ears, a few printed stars or paw prints. It comes in three colors, and at this size it disappears into a drawer between play sessions. Place it on a smooth, level surface and turn on the bottom switch. Then give her space to approach, investigate, and start the chase at her own pace. Specifications Approximate dimensions: 1.97 × 1.57 × 1.38 in (5 × 4 × 3.5 cm) Safety note: Supervise play, switch it off when the session ends, and put it away if the flocked shell tears or any part comes loose. Flip the switch, set it down on the floor she patrols, and then stay out of the way.
Related
Related
Related
Related