SmartyKat Hot Pursuit Electronic Concealed Motion Cat Toy, Battery Powered - Blue, One Size
Key features
- •Electronic toy replicates the movements of hidden Prey with moving lights and erratically moving wand under durable fabric
- •Moving lights and erratic motion fascinates cats and encourages healthy activity through play
- •Two speeds let you customize the action
- •Plastic wand with ribbons and plush toy is more durable than most Feather wands
- •Replacement wands available
- •All Smarty Kat products are tested to child safety standards and come with our satisfaction
BrandSmartyKat
CategoryFeather Toys
SizeSet of 1
ColorBlue
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SmartyKat Hot Pursuit Electronic Concealed Motion Cat Toy, Battery Powered - Blue, One Size
List Price: $29.08$26.17DEALYou Save: $2.91 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.1
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Its a good one
lily•January 31, 2018
I dont often give five stars, but my kitty LOVES this toy. He never seems to get bored with it. When you turn it on you can choose from two speeds. The furry "critter" will make complete circles, half circles, small movements then will pause and change direction from time time as well as light up. Sometimes he attacks it, sometimes he sits and watches it. He has played with it pretty much daily since Christmas and waits rather inpatiently every morning for me to turn it on for his morning play time. Havent changed batteries yet, and he isnt exactly gentle with it so its pretty sturdy.
Best kitty toy purchase ever
Morgan•January 31, 2018
My 4 year old cat loves this thing. She doesn't care about the lights at all but the movement keeps her entertained for a solid hour, which is forever in kitty play time. As others have said the biggest drawback is the battery life seems to be very low. On my second set after a week and that already seems sluggish. Works better on hardwood than carpet as the arm isn't dragging on the ground. Makes noise but not enough to deter my cat who has never touched another noisy toy. Maybe the best toy I've ever bought her.
It's much more cheaply made- the old version was a big hunk of plastic whereas the new one is like a skeleton of a base (my 2 year old ...
Arya Ishigeaki•November 16, 2017
I had bought the original version of this a couple of years ago. This new version has quite a few changes that I wouldn't call improvements.
1. It's much more cheaply made- the old version was a big hunk of plastic whereas the new one is like a skeleton of a base (my 2 year old cat knocks it over every time).
2. The little dangly bit that is supposed to entice the kitties is now a big furball that doesn't move very well underneath the cover. The old version had just a little feather bit that juuust peeked out from underneath the cover which really intrigued my cats.
3. The toy stops every couple of seconds to flash lights in a circular pattern around the middle. During this period, my cats lose interest as they don't care at all about the blinking lights.
Overall I would not recommend this product as it seems much more cheaply made than the old version for an increased price. Unfortunately, I am no longer able to find the old version...
1. It's much more cheaply made- the old version was a big hunk of plastic whereas the new one is like a skeleton of a base (my 2 year old cat knocks it over every time).
2. The little dangly bit that is supposed to entice the kitties is now a big furball that doesn't move very well underneath the cover. The old version had just a little feather bit that juuust peeked out from underneath the cover which really intrigued my cats.
3. The toy stops every couple of seconds to flash lights in a circular pattern around the middle. During this period, my cats lose interest as they don't care at all about the blinking lights.
Overall I would not recommend this product as it seems much more cheaply made than the old version for an increased price. Unfortunately, I am no longer able to find the old version...
Depends on your cat whether they will love it or be bored
C. Brion Kidder•October 23, 2017
I have two cats, a brother and sister. The boy could not care less about this toy, but the girl cannot get enough of it. She wants it on all the time. I was going through batteries so fast I ended up connecting a USB cable so I could plug it into a USB charger and leave it running. I zip-tied the toy to a cheap door mat from the dollar store and ran the cable though a hole underneath. The girl goes bonkers for this thing.
Kitty TV
Gretchen Koch•September 12, 2017
I bought this toy two months ago when I was first getting two kittens, and they were both fixated on it immediately, to the point that they kept pulling the cover off and even knocking it over (it would be great if there was a better stabilizing element, somehow).
But now they're five and a half months old and have both just been spayed, and it's turning out to be a great toy for that. They're not supposed to be *too* active because they're still healing from surgery, so a toy that involved a lot of vertical jumping would be a bad idea. This toy is more about pouncing, which is fine. But what's more, I find that they're trading off-- when one is playing with it, the other watches. Even when neither one is playing with it, they both seem content to lie around and watch it, like kitty TV. That seems like an ideal way for a post-surgical cat to convalesce.
But now they're five and a half months old and have both just been spayed, and it's turning out to be a great toy for that. They're not supposed to be *too* active because they're still healing from surgery, so a toy that involved a lot of vertical jumping would be a bad idea. This toy is more about pouncing, which is fine. But what's more, I find that they're trading off-- when one is playing with it, the other watches. Even when neither one is playing with it, they both seem content to lie around and watch it, like kitty TV. That seems like an ideal way for a post-surgical cat to convalesce.
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