One Fast Cat Gen 7 Cat Exercise Wheel, White with Gray Felt Pads

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  • Plastic
  • Assembly Required
  • Made in USA
  • All Lifestages

$199.00 Chewy Price
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  • This wheel features a safe and spacious 48-inch diameter for your kitty to run at full speed without risking their spine.
  • The non-toxic traction pads prevent claws from getting caught while running.
  • This wheel can support large furbabies up to 25 lbs. for a worry-free workout.
  • You’ll like that this exercise equipment is easy to clean and replaceable foam pads for hassle-free maintenance.
  • This wheel is designed and manufactured in Camarillo, CA for top-quality and long-lasting use.

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7 Customer Questions

Does this wheel have a locking mechanism that can stop the wheel from rotating when you don't want it to?

Answer by Scott • Apr 23, 2025
No

Is it noisy?

What age cats is this recommended for?

Answer by Chewy • Apr 25, 2025
There are three factors to keep in mind when considering the wheel for your cat: energy level, trainability, and age. Energy level: Cats that like to run through the house, climb every surface they can reach, and are constantly looking for ways to play and entertain themselves are considered mid- to high-energy and will take to the wheel most easily. Cats that prefer to sleep most of the day may take longer to train or may not be inclined to use the wheel on their own. Trainability: Curious, playful cats that can be encouraged to do simple tasks (such as jumping on a chair for a treat or with a toy) will be easy to train to the wheel. If your cat has no interest in this kind of play, it may be very hard to get them interested in the wheel. Age: Younger cats typically tend to be more active and curious than older cats, so they're usually more open to investigating the wheel and being trained. It can also be easier to establish the habit of running in them than it would an older cat. However, if your older cat still has plenty of energy and is agreeable to being trained, they can learn to love the wheel just as much as any kitten.

How do you get your cats to use the wheel.

Answer by Chewy • Jun 28, 2025
Training is key. Unlike mice, cats don’t have an instinctive urge to run on a wheel and aren’t likely to just hop on and go. Using treats or toys, you’ll want to slowly encourage your cat to approach the wheel, then get on it, and then start walking. You can check out training videos online. Every cat is unique, and training time will vary depending on their energy level, interest, responsiveness, and the consistency of the training. On average, training typically takes 2-3 weeks for cats that have no prior experience with a wheel. Stubborn or low-energy cats are likely to take longer. For the best chance of success, make sure you can commit to training your cat for about 5-10 minutes each day for at least a few weeks.
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89 Customer Reviews

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Candis on Jan 10, 2026

Keeps my cat healthy

I bought this to keep my cat healthy and fit. Cats tend to lounge around a lot with very little movement. So, I bought this exercise wheel and of course day one

I bought this to keep my cat healthy and fit. Cats tend to lounge around a lot with very little movement. So, I bought this exercise wheel and of course day one she was afraid of it. Didn't know what to do. But, it will take some training for your cat to get used to it. Pros the exercise will only took about 30 to 45 minutes to build. No tools required. Cons; lots of packaging, the wheel itself is very large and can look out of place if you keep it in a living room, where the wheel connects to the pin. The pin can fall out due to it not being properly lock in. So be careful of that. Pinch points warning. My cat has a tendency to start walking and jump off put her paw in the wheel area. The felt pads can cause a lot of frustration. I managed to get every single pad aligned and placed properly. But the very last pad did not fit. And overlapped the other pads. So, the only way to get it to work I forced it in.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By David on Jan 17, 2026

Wish I could return it

I have 4 cats. FOUR. All see this as dangerous. I've spent so much time on this and its all frustrating. Cant return it, wasted $200 on something I figured AT LEAST

I have 4 cats. FOUR. All see this as dangerous. I've spent so much time on this and its all frustrating. Cant return it, wasted $200 on something I figured AT LEAST ONE cat would use. Overall its an impressive unit and large but its just molded plastic and was shipping an a small box - why is this $200. I strongly recommend that no one buys this - go on ebay and craigslist and get one of the many failed ones that you can get for a fraction of the price.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Laura on Jan 4, 2026

Too big and scary for my cat

The instruction video seems misleading as it makes it look so easy and that your cat will love it. You never see the cat getting on the wheel on its own. The owner/trainer

The instruction video seems misleading as it makes it look so easy and that your cat will love it. You never see the cat getting on the wheel on its own. The owner/trainer is right there and makes the cat get on the wheel with treats. There is no way my cat will get near this wheel and he freaks out when I put him on it even with all the treats in the world he is terrified. It's also really large and takes up a lot of space. I wish I could return it and get my money back. Maybe some cats will like it but it's definitely not as easy and effortless to train your cat to run on the wheel as shown.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Chowe on Dec 16, 2025

The concept is good but...

The product needs work. The wheel axles are supposed to "click" into place. They do not. So the axles loosen and come out. The entire running wheel wobbles while

The product needs work. The wheel axles are supposed to "click" into place. They do not. So the axles loosen and come out. The entire running wheel wobbles while in action causing my cats to wobble when they use it. That's not good for their bones, spine and overall body. I'm moving the big wheel around to various surfaces hoping to fix the problem, but to no avail. Consequently, the cats are excited to use the wheel, but get off quickly because of the wobble. So they are losing interest.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Emily on Jan 3, 2026

Return process

My cats didn’t end up taking to this wheel but thankfully I was able to take it apart and return it for a full refund! I never would have expected this and very

My cats didn’t end up taking to this wheel but thankfully I was able to take it apart and return it for a full refund! I never would have expected this and very pleased. If you’re not sure your cat will take to one of these wheels this is the one to pick because of that alone. (Keep the original packaging just in case to ship it back in) It’s giant but I would have loved to keep it if my cats actually used it.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Kelly on Jan 22, 2026

Exactly as pictured!

It's relatively sturdy and I like the jungle pads which give my cat something to look at plus chase. My cat is a tabby/Bengal mix and he's very athletic and a vertical

It's relatively sturdy and I like the jungle pads which give my cat something to look at plus chase. My cat is a tabby/Bengal mix and he's very athletic and a vertical jumper, so the exercise wheel is a good enrichment tool for him!

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Kathlyn on Dec 31, 2025

Cats not so fast

This was hopefully going to be great exercise for both cats. But I have only gotten Max to step on it once. He has scent marked it though. Easy to assemble, with

This was hopefully going to be great exercise for both cats. But I have only gotten Max to step on it once. He has scent marked it though. Easy to assemble, with the exception of the pad placement. Once down, they can’t be repositioned. Hope they come around with using it. I think it’s kinda neat!

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Lara on Dec 31, 2025

Well built, could use wheel guards

My 8 month old kittens have all used it. One of them regularly RUNS on it. Giving them something to chase on it, like feathers on a wand, encourages them. There

My 8 month old kittens have all used it. One of them regularly RUNS on it. Giving them something to chase on it, like feathers on a wand, encourages them. There is a pinch point at the wheels that scares me. I have pinched my fingers, I can imagine the curious cats sticking a paw in there.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Tara on Dec 19, 2025

Fitness for the family

I caught my kitten doing laps in my washing machine and I knew immediately they needed a real exercise wheel. They love this thing. They were hesitant at first

I caught my kitten doing laps in my washing machine and I knew immediately they needed a real exercise wheel. They love this thing. They were hesitant at first bc it’s a lot bigger than the washer but now I hear them sprinting on it all the time. If it would allow me to upload videos I would. I’ll add them to TikTok if you want to see @its__tarable

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Carole on Dec 3, 2025

Three cats used it without prompting

I haven't been as diligent as I should be about training my cats to use the treadmill, but the usual suspects tried it anyway. One uses it unprompted and he and

I haven't been as diligent as I should be about training my cats to use the treadmill, but the usual suspects tried it anyway. One uses it unprompted and he and two others will happily jog on it when they're motivated by a treat. Two cats won't touch it and since they felt it move they jump across it instead of stepping on it. The final two don't use it on their own initiative but they could probably be trained to use it in exchange for treats. So in summary three of seven taught themselves and use it on their own now and then. Only two of the seven are hopeless cases who probably wouldn't respond to training. The ones who use it are the three most intelligent, so if you have a smart cat it might be a good investment. The wheel was easy to put together. Mine has the blue koi foam pads and nobody seems to object to that surface. When assembled it's pretty light. The treadmill part sits on top of four skateboard-like wheels on the base but isn't attached, so it's easy to take the two sections apart for relocating to another spot. I put felt sliders under the base of it because the included pads weren't very effective. It's quiet when it's in use but the cats themselves chirp as they jog so the noise level is a wash. When I first put it together I wasn't impressed with the stability but there haven't been any issues in practice.