Cat Interactive Ball Toy – Smart, Rechargeable Fun for Your Feline Friend!
Keep your cat entertained for hours with the Automatic Rolling Ball with Tail – an intelligent, rechargeable pet toy designed to stimulate your cat’s natural hunting instincts and keep them active, even when you're not around.
Key Features:
🐱 Automatic Rolling Action – The ball rolls unpredictably in random directions, mimicking the movements of prey to capture your cat’s attention and encourage chasing, pouncing, and batting. 🐭 Fluffy Tail Design – Comes with a realistic, detachable tail that adds extra allure, making it look like a tiny mouse darting around—perfect for triggering your cat’s hunting instincts. 🔋 USB Rechargeable – Built-in rechargeable battery with USB charging for convenience. Just plug it in, charge, and it’s ready for hours of fun—no need to worry about replacing batteries. 🤖 Smart Sensor Technology – Equipped with obstacle-avoidance sensors that prevent it from getting stuck under furniture or in tight corners. The toy adjusts its path automatically. 💡 Automatic On/Off Mode – Energy-efficient design with an auto shut-off feature after 15-20 minutes of play, giving your cat a break before reactivating with a simple tap. 🌍 Safe & Durable Materials – Made from non-toxic, pet-safe ABS plastic, resistant to bites and scratches, ensuring long-lasting fun even with enthusiastic play. 🤫 Quiet Operation – Low-noise motor won’t scare your cat or disturb your household, making it perfect for both daytime and nighttime play.
Specifications:
Material: ABS Plastic with Synthetic Tail
Battery: Built-in rechargeable lithium battery
Charging Time: 1–2 hours (USB cable included)
Play Time: Up to 4 hours per charge
Dimensions: Compact size, easy for cats to bat around
Colors: Bright, eye-catching options (varies by model)
Package Includes:
✔ 1 x Automatic Rolling Ball with Tail ✔ 1 x USB Charging Cable ✔ 1 x User Manual
Perfect for cats of all ages, this toy helps to reduce boredom, anxiety, and destructive behavior. Would you like tips on introducing it to your cat for the first time?
