PetFusion Ambush Interactive Cat Toys for Indoor/Outdoor Activity - New & Improved Cat Feather Toys Replacement Feathers Available 12 Month Warranty

I’ve owned a few of these now and every cat I’ve ever presented it to has gone bonkers over it. My last cat went through two. She was a destructive little monkey, but actually a pretty big cat. She could actually grab the feather in her mouth and pick the whole unit up in her mouth and carry it or flick her neck and throw it. She was tough on these, but she really liked beating them up. The cat I have now enjoys sitting and staring at it and occasionally swatting at it. She lets me know she wants to play with it by going and sitting next to it and looking from me to it until I go turn it on. They’re pretty sturdy unless your cat throws them, even then, the case, etc holds up fine. It’s the feathers that take a beating. It comes with one extra feather in the box, but I’d recommend getting the package of spares, too. The batteries last a really long time, even with regular play. It’s a little noisy, but the cats seem to get used to that quickly. It’s a really great toy.

My three cats love things they can do together, and this was an instant favorite. My two active ones enjoy trying to catch the unpredictable "prey", and my big lazy guy likes to watch the movement. They like it so much that they learned how to turn it on (it's not easy for them because the power button has good resistance, but they care enough to work at it). I was worried they'd run the batteries out, but it's been a month and the originals are still going strong. The auto shutoff conserves power. The body of the toy is sturdily made and a good weight. With the rubber feet, it doesn't slide all over. It's certainly not silent, but it's not any louder than my PC fans. The noise itself is just a robotic whirring.The only drawback I've found is that a quick cat CAN catch the feather if they try, and if you have a rough player or a chewer, they may break/eat it. That said, one of mine IS a destructive chewer and hasn't destroyed it yet. The most he's done is pull a few bits off. I think it's because as soon as he lets go to chew on it, the "prey" pops back inside. You know your cat best though, and if you're worried maybe give this one a pass. Apart from that, I definitely recommend this toy. I'm really happy with the value, and the fact that you can buy replacement feather ends doesn't hurt.

It is a very cool product. I would probably love it if I were a cat however my cat shows little to no interest in it. It could be because we live out in the woods and there is so much game around that he can catch outside with the reward of eating his prey. Other than that,it's a wonderful product. It works as expected.

The media could not be loaded. I have a kitten who is always in attack mode. He'll pounce on anything that moves.But this toy is so loud that he's afraid to touch it. He'll sit and watch it from a foot away, like some kind of cat television, but he won't approach it until it's turned off (at which point he tries to chew off the rubber button).I've tried it a half dozen times over the last week, and he's not getting used to it.I gave it 3 stars because it's pretty well made and seems good quality, and some small aspects of the design are very intelligent (it makes fake noises like it's extending the feathers when it isn't, it pauses for a minute sometimes, and seems to actually be random, rather than a programmed pattern).But it's just a useless hunk of plastic for me. Maybe there's cats who don't mind the sound.

I got this cat toy -obviously for my cats. They love it! BUT it has an unexpected side effect that has been very helpful. My young dog was diagnosed with heart worms and with the treatment, this hyperactive dog has to be kept quiet and calm for the duration and recovery- up to six months. She immediately focused on this toy and will play with it -without being active - for hours. She loves it as much as the cats do. While it occupies her and keeps her activity level way down, it's also teaching her to focus - which is a huge training tool. While my dog does grab at the feathers she has not been able to tear them or damage the toy in any way. It's very sturdy and doesn't slide for the cats so they can entertain themselves by pouncing on it. It does move for the dog- but only because she's pushing it with her nose to get the feathers. I highly recommend this toy for whatever pet you have at home that can be fascinated by it's quick, random moving and brightly colored feathers . It does have a moderate humming noise but it's tolerable while you're being entertained by watching your pets playing with it.