PetSafe Bolt Interactive Laser Cat Toy

Look, the toy has to be basically horizontal for it to shine on the floor. You can't leave it on a table, because that's not high enough. You can't have it on top of a bookshelf, because the laser is too weak to reach the floor. The whole point of the toy is to be able to interact with your cats while you get fifteen minutes to do something else, or to watch them... and it fails that purpose. The cats can hear it, but play with it? Not so much.

This toy is awesome! It distracts my kitty when I need to get things done and she wants to play. It definitely gets her hyped up and I have to bring her down after playing with it. I like that it moves the lazer around in an erratic pattern and has an auto shutoff so it doesn't keep running when my cat is done.

As soon as I turned it on, she started chasing the light around. I’ll try to adjust the light so it won’t go up too high. We have another laser toy that travels around the room, but it constantly gets jammed up on the edge of the rug and simply grinds away until I move it along. This new toy is quiet and stationary, with the light moving around very easily.

I have a very rambunctious kitten that I am trying desperately to entertain. I am working from home and I have a considerably older cat who does not want to play. I am doing everything I can to keep this guy from climbing up the back of my office chair and hopping on my desk, and keeping him sufficiently entertained and away from the older cat. I tried little springy things and tiny mice, cat TV, and I even bought a bird feeder. This seemed like a nice option. I'm not super thrilled with it. I guess I should've read the description better. The kitten played with it for maybe 15 minutes before he was done. I'm sure if I let him free in a larger space, this might last longer. It isn't super loud I have a very rambunctious kitten that I am trying desperately to entertain. I am working from home and I have a considerably older cat who does not want to play. I am doing everything I can to keep this guy from climbing up the back of my office chair and hopping on my desk, and keeping him sufficiently entertained and away from the older cat. I tried little springy things and tiny mice, cat TV, and I even bought a bird feeder. This seemed like a nice option. I'm not super thrilled with it. I guess I should've read the description better. The kitten played with it for maybe 15 minutes before he was done. I'm sure if I let him free in a larger space, this might last longer. It isn't super loud, but you can definitely hear it running and the kitten can hear me start it from the next room. It isn't bad for the price, I guess. But I wouldn't buy it again. … more

When I first bought this, I was worried my cat wouldn’t like it because the red light on it constantly moves, and she likes to prowl, but I was wrong. She absolutely loves this thing. I’ve had to change the batteries so many times already. Highly recommend for cat owners whose babies love red lights.

I couldn't get the laser to flash onto the floor from on top of ou 1.5 foot tall coffee table. I think the mirror on mine is not at the right angle as it's best at displaying the laser on the wall or with VERY long ovals on the floor. I had to fix this by putting little pads on the bottom towards the back so the laser points more downward (even with the mirror pointed down as far as it goes). It still makes an oval about three feet wide and at least six feet long. Those are the best results I could get. I'd recommend seeing if you can find this in a store so you can maybe try it first and return it easier if it doesn't work out well like mine.

They love playing with the laser light but it doesn’t stay on the floor, so it’s to hard with the furniture in the room to find a bare wall, so they are scratching up our dresser and door, very frustrating, otherwise they love it, So I’m torn!! hahaha

Was some good entertainment for kitty while it lasted. I enjoyed it; the other laser pointer we have is one you have to hold down with a finger..... 3 months later and the light it’s out..... still moves and makes the noise but no laser. -even with new batteries

My cat loves the laser and it gets to be too much for me when he doesn't get tired of it for hours. This is great for when I'm studying or working so he can stay entertained. The only down side is that the batteries die kind of quickly and as they die the laser progressively gets duller.

Dewey loves the little laser that I hold in my hand, but I can't play with him all day, every day so I thought this would be a good solution. He plays with it a little then walks away. If there were speeds for the laser that would make it a great tool. Slow, medium, and fast would be such a great enticer for him.