It runs on its own, so play stops depending on somebody being free.
Three modes, a rechargeable cell, and a single button. Set it on the floor, leave the room, and the dot moves without anyone holding it.
The case is plain white with one dark lens and no branding on it, which matters when the thing lives on a floor you can see from the sofa. Most automatic toys look like office equipment. This one reads closer to a small speaker.
Charges over USB. No batteries to keep buying.
End on something catchableA laser is the one toy a cat can never actually catch, and a session that ends with nothing caught leaves some cats wound up rather than settled. Finish with a mouse or a ball they can get their paws on. It takes ten seconds and it changes how the session lands.
Specifications
- Modes
- Three
- Power
- Rechargeable, USB
- Operation
- Automatic. One button
- Finish
- White, unbranded
- Use
- Indoors
- Suits
- Cats, and dogs that chase
Using it
Where to set it
On the floor with clear space in front of it, and pointed away from where anyone sits. Never aim a laser at eyes, animal or human.
How long
Short sessions beat long ones. Ten or fifteen minutes of chasing does more than an hour of a dot on a wall, and a cat that is left with it running all day stops responding to it entirely.
From the founder
I resisted this one for a long time. Everything automatic looks like a gadget, and I did not want a gadget on the floor. This is the first one I did not mind seeing.
— Mariam
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