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Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  She loved it, so that's all that really matters. I like that it has a touch sensor and turns on when she wants to play/touches it and turns off after a few seconds of non-contact.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Kitty was about 12 weeks old and at first was scared of it but the adults played with it in front of her awhile and she timidly checked it out the first day or two, running off if it flipped its tail. By day theee she played well with it even jumping on top pouncing, etc. Still, nothing for her beats cheap little balls and junk tied to a string I had previously said you can’t wash it I stand corrected. You can remove the battery pack and catnip packet inside of it and wash it but I’d highly recommend your washing it by hand gently and air drying in sun. We have Guardia so we have to leave it in the direct sun for a week. Would I buy it again? Yes. She said yes. I need the red one now after having the blue for 3 months. Worth the money and guys think it’s cool, too.

I found this on Amazon after seeing a commercial advertisement on TV about a similarly-named toy. I'm pretty confident it's same product marketed and sold under another name.I'm happy to say this toy exceeded my expectations. It took just a few minutes to charge, and one of my two cats took to it right away. He rolls around the toy, clutches onto it, and bites it. (My other cat ignores it, but he's just one of those cats who's not thrilled by much of anything.)After a week or so of my cat occasionally playing with the fish, it ended up underneath a cabinet where I found it over a month later. The fish fired right up, still kicking from the original USB charge. That's pretty impressive.On the plus side, the fish has a remarkably realistic print on it. On the negative side, the gears moving the tail make a zzzzp, zzzzp, zzzzp sound, but that's nothing out of the ordinary for a toy like this. My cat doesn't mind the noise one bit.I am buying two more of these for Christmas for family members' cats.

I've got some crinkly little fish floating about, a couple mice, but this has become the new favorite. I think my cat likes how large the fish is so she can really beat the hell out of it. Plus, the added catnip pouches keep her wound up for quite awhile. I don't bother to charge it often for the motion, she goes after it anyway. Fun to watch!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This is amazing! I thought that you had to turn it on and off, but turns out it has a move sensor and only acts if your cat actually touches it, so battery will last a lot, but most important my cat could play with it whenever he wants to. The print in the tot is super real which I find it really cute.Also, the catnip included was a great way to let my cat discover the toy, and not just ignore it as he usually does.Recommendation, buy extra catnip.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I sent this fish to my grandkids' cat, Blanca, as her smaller moving toys either disappeared under the furniture or fridge or kept running out of battery power. Blanca pounced on the fish as soon as she saw it and kept her front leg firmly crooked over it for the next five hours! She hugs it, play-bites, rolls it over and hugs it again. It's so soft but sturdy, and the clicking noise is soft enough to not annoy the humans in the room. I ended up sending another one so she woudn't have to be without her fish while it was charging. What a find!

I could not be more surprised. I'll hear it going when I'm not in the room - she likes to mess with it. At first she ignored it. But I discovered she soon started playing with it. The dog will play with it too.

This thing is cheaply made and its complete garbage. This fish stopped working the very first day. Save your money and avoid this product at all costs!!!!!!!!!!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Very happy with this purchase. Always a bit of a gamble when buying cat toys, but was worth the risk for under £2. Went for the 20cm brown fish & our cat loves it...when I say that, he loves trying to destroy it. So far it has survived many attacks (and he isn’t gentle with it). Would definitely recommend. Have ordered another 2 now, hope they are as popular.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Both my cats love this toy. Cats are really fussy critters but this has to be one of the best tots they’ve ever owned. Looks great and is entertaining to watch as they throw it around.

Iv never given my cats catnip toys before but there were a lot of cat videos online showing cats happy with there catnip toys so I decided to try.I chose this toy as was quite a good price and I ordered one each for my cats.They took a little while to arrive but when did I opened them and put down for cats.At first they ignored but then they became very armoured with the toys licking them laying on them cuddling them 😊 they both were totally obsessed with toys.They were totally happy but I actually got worried at one point my old lady cat just lay on toy with faraway look in eyes almost like she was drunk 🤔 they continued to play with toys (though never to extent of first day) for around a week but then totally lost interest.apparently the catnip loses its potency.You can buy refillable toys which I am looking at now but I still think these are a great buy.Not everycat reacts to catnip so before splashing out on refillable toy and bag catnip these are a budget friendly way to see if your cat like catnip and responds to it favourably.The toys are actually very well made so if you had basic sewing skills you could put a zip in top of fish and make your own refillable toy

I am amazed, normally my cat only like toys that dangle in front of him!!!!As soon as it was out the packet he pounced, but only for 5 minutes.However it's really cute and looks good.

I had high hopes for this fish 'catnip' toy, reading through the reviews for it on here, but sadly when it arrived (after 3+ weeks from China) my senior cat Lottie (who's about 10 years old) totally turned her nose up at it and hasn't even glanced at it since! It's a shame because looks-wise and size-wise it seems quite nice, and it's nice and soft to the touch, but I would say that a) it doesn't smell of catnip at all (and Lottie usually responds, even if just slightly, to most catnip) and b) the material is nylon'y and a bit thin feeling so I'd be reluctant to give this to a cat who plays quite rough and who likes to bite / shred / tug at toys like this because I think it could come apart quite easily and the stuffing could come out of it (and possibly be ingested by the kitty!). For snuggling up to though it'd be fine and I'm sure some cats would love it for that reason. My cat though is a total fusspot and far from being playful most of the time so this fish just didn't do it for her! :-(