PetSafe Stimulating Exercise Laser Cat Toy, Adjustable

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Laser power is measured in Milli-Watts (mW) and divided into classes based on how likely they are to damage human eyes. Most cat laser pointers are under 5 mW and typically categorized Class III—which is generally safe, even if your cat is accidentally or unintentionally beamed in the eye for a moment, and is only a danger if you intentionally hold the direct beam into an eye. The PetSafe Dancing Dot is even weaker, outputting less than 1 mW. With a laser that weak, you can feel safe leaving your cat alone with the Dancing Dot. With easy push-button operation, this laser pointer is a simple and affordable choice. It features a cute mouse shape complete with ears and whiskers—the heart-shaped nose turns the toy on and off. To make it easier for your cat to see the laser, the beam ends in a larger spot of light. Give a cat a ball and your pet can be entertained for hours. After all, it taps into their instinct to hunt prey. With this interactive ball toy, you can take playtime to another level, plus, it's super convenient - simply charge for one hour using a USB cable and it will provide up to four hours of play.

This mouse laser cat toy comes with the three replaceable LR44 button batteries you need to operate it. While it is great for your cat to be enjoying themselves, there is such a thing as too much fun when it comes to these types of games. Many of the devices listed above come with an automatic shut off feature after a given amount of time – usually 10 or 15 minutes.This skittle-like laser tower is pretty straightforward: you turn it on, and it rotates its internal mirror to project random laser patterns across the wall and floor for kitty to chase. It keeps going for 15 minutes before automatically switching off, which should be plenty of time to temporarily tire out even the most energetic of kittens. The Laser Tail uses AAA batteries and isn’t rechargeable. While the Laser Tail will change course when it runs into obstacles, it’s unable to directly reverse, which makes it prone to getting trapped in corners. It’s also a little noisy. In other words, there are substantial downsides that make the Laser Tail more of a novelty than your one-stop laser cat toy solution. Still, if you’ve seen the grip an automatic vacuum can have on your cat’s attention, then the Laser Tail may be irresistible to them. Cat toys don’t come much more fun than this smart interactive box from Migipaws with automatic moving feathers that will unpredictable movements that will delight and entertain your kitty for hours. From the moment we got this toy out of the box, we were very impressed by its build. Although it uses an abundance of plastic, it's sturdy, well-created and has no sharp edges which makes it a toy that is sure to last while also proving to be very safe.

You can even dispense a treat – it can only hold nine at a time, so remember to top them up before you go out. There’s a two-way mic so you can talk and listen, and you can also take photos and recordings of laser playtime for your social media. The path of the laser is suitably unpredictable, designed to keep your cat guessing. The speed of the laser can be adjusted too, with a simple tap of a button making this possible. This laser pointer gets all the basics right. While a lot of laser pointers marketed for cats use a press button—you have to keep holding it down with your thumb—the Whisker Rechargeable Laser Pointer has a switch, which means you can turn it on and it stays on. To save battery power and, more importantly, to prevent your kitty from becoming overstimulated and over-familiar with the toy to the point of boredom, each session lasts for between just 10 and 15 minutes. If you decide to program the device, then you can have it set off every couple of hours for that length of time, and we would have no problems leaving a cat unsupervised with this one.

If your cat is as obsessed with the Roomba as ours, then the PetSafe Laser Tail Automatic Laser Light is going to absolutely blow their mind. Rather than the laser moving in random patterns, the whole device moves across your floor, changing directions at random. Your cat won’t be able to decide whether to bat at the Laser Tail itself or at the laser it projects ahead of it. With an automatic shut-off, the laser powers down after 15 minutes and if you set it for all-day-play, there's a rest period of two hours in between each session to ensure your kitty doesn't become overstimulated.

But the best feature is right in the name: it’s rechargeable via USB. That means you don’t have to worry about buying the little watch batteries found in so many other small laser pointers. Instead, you just pop off the cap on the butt of the pointer, then plug it into any USB charger or port. You don’t even need a separate USB cable (but be careful not to lose that cap!). It takes about two hours to recharge, and the little red indicator light will switch from red to green. Keeping multiple cats busy can be a challenge, but this dual laser toy offers an automated option. The Petsafe Zoom stands a little over 10 inches tall on a sturdy base and features a rotating head with two built-in laser pointers. The randomized pattern keeps your cat guessing and two cats (or more) can play at the same time. We love the infrared sensor which detects when your kitty is within 5-10 inches and switches the box on, and the built-in rechargeable battery means you’ll never be caught short.Firstly, a word about lasers: a lot of cat laser toys come with warnings. It’s important to read the instructions carefully because if you or kitty look directly at the source of the laser, you could sustain irreparable eye damage. We find our senior kitties’ interests and energy levels can vary from day to day, which makes a flexible tool for different play styles handy. This two-in-one combo has both a dangling feather teaser and a laser light to give cats—especially those who might be a little slower moving—options for how to play. Batteries are included. This toy offers two modes of play. One-time play mode lasts for 15 minutes, while extended play mode activates the toy for 15 minutes every 2 hours over a 6-hour period. Cats love to chase things, that’s something we all know! A cat laser toy can be a great way to stimulate this desire, allowing you to create harmless, long-lasting fun for your pet. Whizz the cat laser toy around the room and watch your feline go wild!