Kitty, meet your new
best friend
best friend
When you’re too busy with the stresses and demands of daily life to continue jingling bells or throwing tennis balls around to entertain your pet cat, it’s time to find a toy that can entertain your kitty all on its own. One that can do its own tricks (without need of human help or control). Enter our Dancing Fish Catnip Kicker Toy, a plush fish that comes to life to keep your cat intrigued for hours.
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Come to life, fishy
Thanks to a built-in motion-detecting motor, our fish flops with life-like motion when your cat interacts with it or moves near it (imagine the fear and excitement!). When it’s left alone, the fish will not move — playing dead until your cat approaches it again. The motion sensor even adjusts its level of movement based on your cat’s movement: it goes fast if your cat is scurried, and it also moves slowly if your cat is approaching it slowly.
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Entice with hidden treats
Hm…is the toy not piquing your cat’s interest? Time to lay some bait: a built-in velcro-pocket allows you to fill it with catnip or cat food, for endless entertainment (and confusion even) from your cat. Watch your kitty’s bewilderment and joy, knowing the Dancing Fish Catnip Kicker Toy can keep your pet occupied with amazement.
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Charge with ease
A built-in lithium battery means this fish is rechargeable — and you can do it with just a USB charging cord.
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Bite-safe, easy to wash
Crafted from polypropylene cotton, this toy’s material is bite-resistant, safe, and non-toxic for your kitten. After multiple play sessions, you can clean the toy by hand-washing; simply remove the interior battery and motion-sensor pack before doing so, and air dry completely before reinserting the pack.
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Small (but oh, so fun)
Our fish toy measures just 11.8 inches long and weighs 3.88 ounces for something easy to move around the house — whether by you for on-the-go fun, or by your cat for his or her own enjoyment.
My sweet baby, Sugar, loved the fish toys. She played with them a long time.
Nice fish! The kitten loved it but the DOG loves it more!!
It keeps my cats interest. The battery life is so good, I only charged it once and it’s still going after 3 days.
Good product, only wish the head flopped too
My cat likes this fish toy! Thank you!
But it is now my puppy's favorite toy!
Cats were never into it. It just sits on the floor no matter how we try to engage them. Update: it’s taken awhile but they are growing on this item. More playing with this as the weather doesn’t allow us the go for outside walks. Not unhappy with the purchase. Just needed to give them time to get used to it.
This cat toy is charged via USB under the zipper of the fish, to make the fish tail flop when you turn the button on. It comes with a little bag of cat nip inside. The toy is touch censored so when the button is turned on and the toy is moved, the tail starts to flop for a short amount of time and then auto shuts off with inactivity. I have two kittens, 3 months old, and bought this awesome cat toy fish for them. I think it's great and i think that I'd really like it if I were a cat. Not these two ungrateful, privileged, and spoiled little loves of mine. They will watch the tail flop for a moment and then go about their business unimpressed. I really hope they grow to appreciate this toy. Great idea in my opinion 🙃
Great, my cats love them
I charged it up and promptly placed it on the floor; the tail thrashed so wildly that it moved along the floor on it's own. The cats were too terrified to actually pounce on it; it would be better if it flopped around more slowly. I placed it in a shoe box while it was on and finally our 5 month old kitten went after it like it was a live flounder. I don't know if she pounced on it too hard, but it subsequently died about ten minutes later. I removed the motor inside and I think the cats actually like it better because it's lighter and they can toss it around a good bit. I appreciate that it came with catnip, and I can refill it with fresh catnip later.
Okay, this looks like a fish and sort of flops like a fish but it is too busy, moving all the time and never stopping as promised when left alone. All three of my cats hate it.