Remote Control Interactive Cat Toy

A soft rattle under the couch, and the cat drops low, eyes locked on the moving snake.

This is a remote control critter that skitters across the floor to trigger a cat's chase. Steer it on the handset, or switch on the motion induction and let it dart on its own, its head lifting and turning as it goes.

It comes as a range of realistic critters, a rattlesnake, a cobra, spiders, a scorpion, a turtle, a crab, a centipede, a frog, a beetle or a chameleon, each molded in sturdy plastic. The critter body recharges over a USB port, and the handset takes its own batteries.

Key Benefits

• Motion induction play Switch it on and it darts on its own when it senses movement, drawing the cat into a chase.
• Remote control Steer the critter across the floor on the handset to lead your cat around the room.
• Lifelike movement The head lifts and the body weaves so it moves like real prey and keeps a cat stalking.
• USB rechargeable body The critter charges over a USB port, so there is no battery to change inside it.
• Wide choice of critters From rattlesnake and cobra to spider, scorpion, crab, frog, beetle and chameleon.
• Sturdy plastic Molded plastic stands up to paws, pounces and the odd bite.

Best for: cat owners who want an interactive chase toy that moves on its own or under your control rather than a still plush.

Why It Works

Cats hunt movement, not color. The weaving head and darting body copy the way real prey moves across a floor, which is what pulls a cat out from under the couch and keeps it pouncing long after a still toy has been ignored.

Quick Product Facts: remote control critter cat toy; motion induction auto mode; molded plastic body; USB rechargeable critter; handset runs on its own batteries; choice of snake, cobra, spider, scorpion, turtle, crab, centipede, frog, beetle and chameleon.

How It Fits Your Routine

In the evening you set it going across the living room floor and let the cat chase off the last of its energy before the house settles.

Leave it in motion induction mode for a few minutes of self play while you are busy, then take the handset to steer a longer hunt.

Charge the body over USB between sessions and keep spare batteries for the handset so it is ready when the cat is.

FAQ

How is it powered? The critter body recharges over a USB port. The handset runs on its own batteries, which may not be included.

Does it move on its own? Yes. In motion induction mode it darts by itself; you can also steer it fully on the remote.

Which critter will I get? You choose from the list, from a realistic snake and cobra to a spider, scorpion, crab, frog, beetle or chameleon.