It behaves like prey, not like a toy
Most soft toys lie there. This one waits. Wake it and it flutters and chirps for eighteen seconds, then goes quiet and holds still — until your cat swats it. That pause is the whole trick: the cat decides when the game restarts, which is exactly how real prey behaves.
It waits. They tap it. It comes alive again.
Ready in three simple steps
Any USB cable will do.
The edge of a rug, the end of a hallway — somewhere they already stalk.
It flutters for eighteen seconds, then waits to be woken. Put it away afterwards and it keeps its novelty far longer.
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How long does it move for?
Eighteen seconds at a time. Then it goes quiet and holds still until your cat taps it again, which starts another burst.
How is it charged?
Over a USB cable. There are no batteries to buy or replace.
Can the cover be washed?
Yes — the fabric shell unzips and comes off, so the part that gets carried around and slept on can go in the wash.
Is it a chew toy?
No. It has a motor, a battery and real feathers in the tail. Supervise the first sessions, and take it away if your cat starts opening seams or pulling the feathers out.
Which bird do I get?
The brown sparrow. It is the only character we sell, so there is nothing to choose and nothing to get wrong.
