ALL FOR PAWS Interactive Cat Toy, Automatic Cat Toys with Flying Bug for Indoor Bored Cats, Cat Motion Activated Toys, Electric Cat Teaser Flying Feather Wand

This ALL FOR PAWS interactive cat toy has been a fun way to keep my indoor cats entertained, especially during the times they get bored and start looking for trouble. The moving insect is great for grabbing their attention, and the motion sensor is a nice feature because it helps save battery and makes the toy feel more interactive when the cat walks up. The flying feather wand is the favorite in our house. It gets them jumping and chasing fast, and it is a good option for kittens with lots of energy. I also like that it includes a replacement insect toy, which is helpful since these types of attachments tend to get beat up over time. Setup was easy and it started working right out of the box. For the money, this is a great value because it comes with multiple play options and does a good job keeping cats active indoors.

My cats can be a little picky, but they hate this…won’t even look at it. It’s way too small for anything other than a small kitten. Wasted my money.

I think maybe this would work for a young kitten. My cat wasn't impressed because it spins too fast. She got curious with the shaking and was ready to pounce but then it started spinning and she lose interest. There isn't a way to change the spin level or have it just shake. Not all kitties like the super fast "prey". It would be great if you could change the levels. I gave it to my friend who has an orange kitty since he is crazy and he likes it. So I would suggest this one is you have a crazy wild cat but not if your kitty is more mellow or adult/senior.

I received this interactive cat toys today. The cats were immediately interested in it before I was even able to finish putting the batteries in. They were very excited over it. It did entertain them but not for as long as I would hope. The flying bug goes very slow, even with battery changes, and that did not keep their interest long. It says that it is motion sensored but it doesnt seem to be, or mine isnt working. They did still like the toy but the fact that it didnt work like it should when batteries were in it was disappointing to me. I wish it did go faster to hold their interest but they are still playing with it here and there and as time has gone by they do enjoy it. I would like it if it was able to be charged as well as battery option, cause I've been turning it off when they aren't around playing with it so it doesnt kill the battery, but that also negates the point of motion sensor. Overall, I liked this item and the concept but there are a few things I wish could be tweaked to make it even better. Update - while i had intended this item to be for my cats, all adults, it did not hold their interest long with the slow pace. I currently have 7 week old foster kittens and I gave it to them to see what they thought and they have been playing with it for hours now. These little 1lb kittens are more of the appropriate size to use this opposed to my 20lb adult boy I had originally got it for.

Absolute garbage. Two units, both turn on and spin twice, then die. Won't do anything until you reset the batteries. Don't waste your time or money as you won't get a refund.

This thing is a blast and the cats love it. It literally occupies them for hours. They even bother it when it's turned off. The video was taken it the first day it was out - it took them some time to warm up to it, but they were interested in it immediately. It might whack them in the nose a few times, but that sort of makes them like it more. The arm is made of a pretty dainty plastic and it doesn't hurt it all to get whipped by it, but the downside of that is my cats have already chewed through it. I'm going to have to figure out how to fix it myself or see if there are replacement parts. Ease of Use: You just put the little arm on, attach the toy, put in batteries (screwdriver and 3 AA batteries needed, like the old days) and press the button on the bottom. It will spin and flick the toy until it doesn't see anything move in front of the motion sensor for a few minutes - then it turns off until the next time it sees something move. Quality of Assembly & Materials: This is well made in almost every respect, but as stated, the little arm that whips the toy around got chewed in half after a couple weeks. Value for Price: This is a great value for less than $20 - a lot of these interactive toys are overpriced. Packaging & Presentation: Comes in a nice, branded box - easy to gift wrap. PROS - Cats love it - Great value CONS - The plastic arm on mine got chewed through pretty early on

Both of my cats were instantly interested. The motion sensor works well, and the moving insect keeps them engaged longer than most toys we’ve tried. It’s great for indoor cats that need extra stimulation, especially when they’re bored.

My cats are enjoying the ALL FOR PAWS Interactive Cat Toy. As soon as I put it down it began to swing the “insect" around and two of my cats immediately approached it. It's easy to assemble. Use a Phillips screw driver to open the battery compartment (one small screw), insert 3 AA batteries (Not Included), and push the button on the bottom. The automatic toy has an electronic eye to determine if your cat is nearby. If it detects a kitty the insect will begin to move in a circle or shimmy quickly like a darting bug. One of my cats wasn't impressed and was continually bonked in the head by the insect, but this may be due to the one brain cell that the cat is working with. The toy comes with a replacement insect. It's recommended for cats and kittens but it may spin too quickly and be too much for a small kitten. That kitten would wind up with a bonk on the head. The toy seems sturdy and it's pretty cool. Seems durable too as it's a solid plastic body and has the replacement piece. The two cats are still interested after 20 minutes and our other two cats haven't seen it yet. Anything that occupies these hellions for more than 5 minutes gets a Recommendation from me.