🚚 Delivery estimate Usually about 8 days 360° Motion Activated Wakes when they do ↺ 30-Day Returns Unused, original box The dot your cat can never catch — which is exactly the problem, and it's fixable. A rotating laser on a weighted tumbler base runs a hunt while you’re on a call or asleep. Three speed modes, motion activation so it only runs when your cat is actually in the room, and rechargeable so you’re not feeding it batteries. It works because a cat’s eye is tuned to detect small fast movement in peripheral vision. That’s also why the next section matters. Please read this before you use it Always end a laser session by letting your cat catch something real. A hunt has a sequence: stalk, chase, catch, kill, eat. A laser delivers the first two and never the rest. Some cats handle that fine; others become frustrated, and in a minority it shows up as obsessive light-chasing, staring at reflections, or redirected aggression. The fix takes ten seconds: finish every session by landing the dot on a physical toy or a few treats and switching the laser off there. Your cat catches something solid, the sequence completes, and the frustration doesn’t build. Never shine it in your cat’s eyes, or a person’s. Specifications Modes 3 speeds, 360° rotation Activation Motion sensor — runs only when a pet is near Power Rechargeable Base Weighted tumbler — rights itself when knocked Delivery Usually about 8 days Is this right for your cat? We would rather you skip this than return it. ✓ YES, IF Energetic indoor cat You’re out during the day You’ll do the ten-second catch routine at the end You want something for a small flat ✕ NO, IF Your cat already obsesses over lights and reflections — a laser will make that worse, not better Your cat has shown redirected aggression after play You want a toy to leave running unattended for hours Older or arthritic cat — sudden sprinting isn’t kind on stiff joints Questions people actually ask Are laser toys bad for cats?Not inherently, but they are easy to use badly. The risk is frustration from a hunt that never completes. End every session by letting your cat catch a physical toy or treats, and keep sessions short. If your cat already fixates on reflections, skip laser toys entirely. How long should a session be?Five to ten minutes is plenty. Cats hunt in short bursts, not long sessions. Will my cat knock it over?They’ll try. The weighted tumbler base rights itself — that’s what the shape is for. Can dogs use it?Some dogs chase lasers, but we’d advise against it. Light-chasing compulsions are better documented and harder to undo in dogs than in cats. Is the laser safe?It’s a low-power pet laser designed to sweep at floor level. Never point any laser at eyes — your cat’s or a person’s. Estimated delivery: usually about 8 days 30-day returns on unused items in original packaging. Message us first and we’ll issue a return authorisation.
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