Good Girl Laser Mouse Cat Toy

Good Girl Laser Mouse Cat Toy

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£1.98 GBP
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The Good Girl Laser Mouse Cat Toy projects a mouse shaped laser beam that your cat will love to chase.

Cats love chasing the laser dot, but have they ever seen a laser mouse? The action of the moving laser mouse will entice your cat to play, paw and pounce, encouraging their natural wild instincts. This a is great way for your to bond with your pet and give it some much needed exercise.

 

  • 3x LR44 batteries included.

 

Please note, batteries x3 are inside the toy, unscrew to release. Not as shown in image on front of packaging.

Battery Replacement: Unscrew the top of the toy and tilt to remove current batteries. Drop in replacement batteries. Always replace all batteries at the same time. Replace the screw-on top to the toy. Ensure the top is securely tightened before reusing the toy. Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged. Different types of batteries or old and new batteries are not to be mixed. Only batteries of the same or equivalent type are to be used. Batteries are inserted with the correct polarity. Remove exhausted batteries from the toy. Remove batteries from the toy when not in use.

Good Girl Laser Mouse Cat Toy

£1.98 GBP

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ALISON SEARLE

My cat was confused at first and was not interested but I found its better if the room is darker then the laser is much more visible to the cat. I think its a great little toy to keep them entertained, we normally play while I'm doing tea so that the cat can rest in between chases.

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anneH

My cat thinks this is OK. She gets a bit confused but will play for about five minutes

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Anonymous

Great value for money.

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Anonymous
Not the best on the market

I've tried a few laser pointers, and this isn't my favourite. The laser "mouse" design is a bit too big and the outline is fainter than the actual red dot. It would do better with just a regular dot. As well as that, either the battery doesn't last long or it's not securely in there, because after only a handful of play times, I notices that the brightness was sputtering and some times the light would go out. When the battery totally kicks the bucket, I'll just buy a brand new laser pointer, and it won't be this one.

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Me
Good value

once my kittens 'notice' the red light, they go mad for it - but I read that you shouldn't play with them with it for too long as they need to catch what they're chasing and, of course, they can't with this - having said that, they knocked it off the side onto the floor the other day and spent ages batting it around the kitchen so all good :)

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