PawsPik Feather Tail Rechargeable Spinner Chasers Cat Toy, Orange

My Kamelia Purrhart, who is about 3 years old, is still quite active and playful. This interactive toy seemed right up her alley. It really is a cute and quirky little device, with its tinkling bell and swooshy feathers. The button on the side lets you manually turn it on and off. It has multiple settings based on how many times you push the button. On its first setting, the blue light, it zooms one way, then the other way. Sometimes it will drop its feather wand in enticement, or sometimes raise the wand and wiggle the feathers. Occasionally it will spin around in place. It wheels around for a bit, then pauses, then activates again. It will eventually shut itself off if not interacted with. A simple boop to the toy gets it going again. The second mode, or two presses of the button, activates violet light. This mode is very similar to blue mode, but seems to have more spins and fewer zooms. This repeats for some time before turning off. A simple boop will reactivate it. A third press gets you a yellow light. Yellow light is very short lived. It spins a loop, wiggles its feather wand, then drops its feather wand and runs about a foot. Again, a boop will reactivate it. The fourth press flashes a red light and turns it off. No amount of booping will wake it up again without pushing the button. This toy has very robust wheels. They rolled great on a hard floor, on a rug, and on top of my bed. It does not get stopped or held up easily. It has some pretty decent battery life. I got to pretty decent play sessions of about half an hour or so each on just one charge. This toy is rather large for a cat toy. It quite comfortably fills out my palm. This is the only reason it loses a star in my review. Kamelia is a smallish patched tabby cat, and can be a little timid at times. Ultimately, she loves to watch this toy, but does not like to interact with it. She seems to think it is a little too big to feel comfortable getting closer than a few feet. She finally settled that she loves to watch it from the safety of her cat tree. She will even occasionally swat the feathers if they get close enough to her perch. But she will not interact with it on the same level that she is. So essentially, this is form of television for her. It provides her entertainment, just not interaction. TLDR: Great cat tv from a safe perch, too scary to interact with on the floor.