YVE LIFE Cat Laser Toy Automatic for Indoor Cats, Motion Activated Interactive Cat Toys for Kitten/Dogs,USB Rechargeable,Fast and Slow Circling Pattern,Automatic On/Off and Silent

this laser pointer has completely changed our lives
im not even being overdramatic in the title. this automatic laser pointer has been the best interactive cat toy we have ever bought. we had to urgently move back to my home country and are temporarily living with my parents while we save for our own place. we have a small room and allergies in the house (we found out after we moved in), so our youngest cat is bored out of his mind as he’s not allowed downstairs. we have felt so guilty and we’ve absolutely spoilt our cats with gifts to try to help lighten the mood, though our other cat is senior so he’s honestly somewhat enjoying the lack of stairs.however, this automatic laser pointer is an absolute game changer. our youngest cat has always woken us up at night wanting to play, and now he never does (unless the laser goes onto the bed, so just a fair warning to make sure its not lol). he is CONSTANTLY entertained. he started to play to rough with our senior cat (which is what pushed us to look for interactive toys and then we bought this), and as soon as we bought this toy, we started to turn it on whenever he played too rough and he got distracted and would play with the laser instead of our other cat. we got worried that he would associate play fighting with our senior cat with the laser pointer turning on, but slowly overtime, he stopped playing rough. i believe it was just a lack of exercise or something and i am over the moon it workedour senior weighed 22lbs at the date of his adoption, so his joints are terrible, he’s still a little chunky because of the extra skin, and his eyesight isn’t the best because of his overeating history. he doesnt really play with toys because of this. he loves to play with a laser pointer but only if its in arms or nose reach. he wont run for it. but this mfkn automatic laser pointer got this man RUNNING. he doesnt play with it during the day but he will when all of the lights are off as hes sees the laser the best then. its honestly very bright considering its got this guy going distances for it!!on top of this, my youngest cat loves to knock things off tables. this laser pointer has fallen off my bedside table so many times and he has not broken! its hit both carpet and slightly harder flooring (the base of the scratching post which is wood with a fabric cover). it feels flimsy so I’m very surprised that’s it’s survived but it really has! thankfully, my youngest has now realised that if he knocks it over, he won’t get any laser pointer fun that night…so he’ll knock everything else off but that now lolanyway, this automatic laser pointer has been the best product we have ever bought. we highly recommend it and hope you have a similar experience 🙂

Great for cats
I highly recommend this toy for cats. Great even with lamps on, different speed and directions, easy to charge. Worth the price

Your cat will love this toy
Great toy . My cat love it and doesn’t get bored with the toy after more then 1 year. The toy has a 3 different modes so you can choose how fast the laser moves . The only minus is that battery doesn’t last long therefor is better to keep tye charging cable connected.

Cat lazer toy
Says pet friendly, But then warns not too shine in eyes could cause permanent damage to cats ,,, im throwing it away.

I bought this for my cat who loves playing with lasers. She runs over to you if you jingle the keychain on the laser pointer, and she has learned the sound associated with this toy being turned on (it makes a low vibration when on, and a quiet high-pitched whine while charging).The laser itself is pretty good, but recently it has started to fade away when at a certain angle. I think that has to do with how often the cat knocks it off the shelf though, and it still is bright enough for her to play with it. The path of the laser is the same but it does sort of “bounce” along the path, which helps to get the cat’s predatory instincts going. The two modes are also neat, the main difference being speed; on the regular mode, my cat will mostly just lay nearby and watch the laser, then she’ll pounce on it after a while; in active mode, the laser moves much faster and the cat will actively chase it.The automation of the device is quite useful but also unreliable (I think this is once again due to the device being knocked over many times). It will turn on if something within its detection area moves two hours after it turns off; this includes humans, other pets, and doors. It’ll turn off 15 minutes after being activated, but you can always turn it back on manually. Important to note, though, is there is zero indication of a dead battery if you leave the toy in the auto mode; it will only flash red if you try to turn it on manually.If you are considering this toy to the one that turns on and off based on the presence of a cat instead of a timer system, I would suggest to get the other one, since it is most likely better constructed and you could easily know if it were dead. But if you just want a cheap automatic cat laser, then definitely get this. It’s worth the cheap price and it has so far lasted a few weeks.

Cats loved it, it lasted two years and now it won’t stay in no matter what I do. However for $30 I can live with that.