Self-rolling electric cat toy ball in orange

Self-Rolling Electric Cat Toy Ball with Obstacle Sensor

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Self-rolling electric cat toy ball in orange
  • Self-rolling electric cat toy ball in orange
  • Cat chasing the self-driving electric toy ball across a wooden floor
  • Close product view of the electric cat toy ball shell and seam
  • Cat mid-pounce towards the toy ball beside a sofa
  • Electric cat toy ball on a white studio background
  • The ball turning away from a skirting board showing obstacle avoidance
  • A cat lying on its side batting the toy ball on a rug
  • Self-rolling electric cat toy ball in blue
  • Self-rolling electric cat toy ball in orange
  • Cat chasing the self-driving electric toy ball across a wooden floor
  • Close product view of the electric cat toy ball shell and seam
  • Cat mid-pounce towards the toy ball beside a sofa
  • Electric cat toy ball on a white studio background
  • The ball turning away from a skirting board showing obstacle avoidance
  • A cat lying on its side batting the toy ball on a rug
  • Self-rolling electric cat toy ball in blue
Self-Rolling Electric Cat Toy Ball with Obstacle Sensor

Self-Rolling Electric Cat Toy Ball with Obstacle Sensor

It turns away from walls instead of dying in a corner.
£11.82

A self-driving ball with an obstacle sensor, so it keeps circulating a room rather than wedging under the sofa in thirty seconds, which is how most self-moving toys end up in a drawer.

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At a glance

  • Material Plastic
  • Weight 10.8g
  • Modes Random and interactive
  • Sensing Automatic obstacle avoidance
  • Design Anti-tangle
  • Sound Produces noise to attract attention
  • Colours Blue, orange, green

Full specifications and what to know before you buy

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THE FULL DETAIL

Everything worth knowing

Full specification

A self-driving toy ball that senses walls and furniture, changes direction on its own, and keeps a bored cat hunting without you holding anything.

A cat needs to chase something that behaves unpredictably. A ball you roll stops; a laser has no ending. This moves by itself, turns away from obstacles, and keeps producing the one thing a cat wants, which is prey that does not do the same thing twice.

It plays when you cannot

Most indoor cats get their exercise in the ten minutes an owner has for a wand toy. That is why the zoomies arrive at two in the morning: the hunting drive has nowhere to go.

Switching this on gives a cat a target that moves on its own for as long as they want to chase it, which takes the edge off before bedtime rather than after it.

It gets itself out of corners

The reason most self-moving toys end up in a drawer is that they wedge under the sofa in thirty seconds and stop. An obstacle sensor turns this one away from walls and furniture before it hits, so it keeps circulating around a room instead of dying in a corner.

The anti-tangle shape stops it winding itself into rugs and cables, which is the other way these usually fail.

Two speeds, because cats differ

Random mode has it wander and change direction on its own for a cat that likes to stalk. Interactive mode responds to being batted, which suits a cat that wants a faster game.

At 10.8 grams it is light enough that a cat can send it skidding across a room with one paw, which is most of the fun.

Specifications

  • Material: plastic
  • Weight: 10.8g
  • Modes: random and interactive
  • Sensing: automatic obstacle avoidance
  • Design: anti-tangle
  • Sound: produces noise to attract attention
  • Colours: blue, orange, green, and two-tone combinations
  • In the box: electric cat toy ball

Worth knowing before you buy

  • Some cats are frightened of a toy that moves by itself, particularly nervous or older cats. Start it in a large room with an escape route, not a corridor.
  • Obstacle avoidance is not perfect. It will still get stuck under a low sofa or on a thick rug occasionally.
  • It works best on hard floors. Deep carpet slows it noticeably.
  • This is a supervised toy. Do not leave a cat alone with it for hours, and take it away if your cat chews rather than chases.
  • It makes a noise while running, which is the point for the cat and worth knowing for you.
  • Cats lose interest in any toy that is always available. Putting it away between sessions keeps it interesting.
  • Orders are dispatched within 7 to 10 working days. See our shipping policy for the full detail.

GOOD TO KNOW

Frequently asked questions

Does it ever get stuck?

Obstacle avoidance is not perfect. It will still get caught under a low sofa or on a thick rug occasionally.

Does it work on carpet?

Best on hard floors. Deep carpet slows it noticeably.

Can I leave my cat alone with it?

No, this is a supervised toy. Take it away if your cat chews it rather than chases it.

Could it frighten my cat?

Some cats, particularly nervous or older ones, are frightened by a toy that moves by itself. Start it in a large room with an escape route, not a corridor.

My cat lost interest.

Cats lose interest in any toy that is always out. Putting it away between sessions keeps it working.