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Chase Ball — Self-Rolling Cat Toy

Chase Ball — Self-Rolling Cat Toy

Regular price £32.95 GBP
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  • Rolls, turns and changes course by itself — no remote, no app
  • Three modes: fast, slow and interactive, each with its own light colour
  • Wakes at a touch, plays for five minutes, then settles down
  • Trailing braided string to grab, bite and tug
  • USB-C charging — a power bank works too
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It moves like something worth catching

Nudge it once and it rolls away on its own — changing direction, dodging the chair leg, dragging its tail string behind it like something alive. Three modes, a quiet motor and a five-minute play cycle mean your cat gets a real hunt whenever you are busy, and the house stays quiet when they are done.

Key features

  • Movement they cannot predict — it changes direction, wanders off at odd angles and turns away when it meets a chair leg or a skirting board. One touch of a paw and it is off again.
  • Three modes, three light colours — blue for a fast chase, purple for a calmer or older cat, yellow for playing together. A quick red flash means it wants charging.
  • It knows when to stop — every mode runs for five minutes and then goes quiet. If nothing wakes it for another half hour, it switches itself off.
  • The string is half the toy — a braided cord trails behind the ball as it moves. It is the part they pounce on, carry and chew.
  • USB-C charging — 5V 1A, so a phone charger or a power bank both work.

Good to know

  • PC shell with a food-grade silicone ball; ribbed surface, made to be bitten.
  • Quiet rolling, so it can stay out in the evening.
  • Colours: red, green and blue. Weight 190 g.

Safety note

Supervise the first few sessions. Keep the string tidy and put the toy away when it is not in use, and charge it away from the cat rather than leaving it charging unattended.

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Movement they cannot predict

A ball that rolls in a straight line stops being interesting after a minute. This one drives itself: it changes direction, wanders off at odd angles and turns away when it meets a chair leg. One touch of a paw and it is off again.

Golden retriever lying on a rug, pawing the red Chase Ball with its rope tail

It moves like something worth catching

Three modes, three light colours Blue for a fast chase, purple for a calmer or older cat, yellow for playing together. A quick red flash means it wants charging.
It knows when to stop Every mode runs for five minutes and then goes quiet. If nothing wakes it for another half hour it switches itself off, so it is not a toy that flattens its battery in an empty room.
The string is half the toy A braided cord trails behind the ball as it moves. It is the part they pounce on, carry and chew, and it is what turns rolling into hunting.

Ready in three simple steps

1
Charge it

USB-C at 5V 1A — a phone charger or a power bank both work.

2
Hold the button for three seconds

That switches it on.

3
Put it down and step away

The light colour tells you which mode is running — blue fast, purple slow, yellow interactive. Five minutes later it goes quiet on its own.

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Good to know

How long does shipping take to the UK and Australia?

We ship to the UK and Australia. Delivery usually takes 6–10 days, and the exact estimate for your address is shown at checkout before you pay.

What is your returns and refund policy?

We want you and your pet to be happy with your order. See our full Returns Policy for the details on returns, exchanges and refunds.

How do I switch it on?

Press and hold the button on the ball for three seconds. The colour of the light then tells you which mode is running.

What do the light colours mean?

Blue is fast mode, purple is slow mode and yellow is interactive mode. A fast red flash is not a play mode — it means the battery is low and the ball needs charging.

Does it run all day?

No, and that is deliberate. Each mode plays for five minutes and then goes into standby. If nothing wakes it within about half an hour it switches itself off completely.

How does it charge?

Through a USB-C port on the ball itself, at 5V 1A. An ordinary phone charger works, and so does a power bank.

Is it noisy?

No — it is a quiet roller, which is why it is fine to leave out in the evening while the house is winding down.

Can the string be taken off?

Yes. The cord attaches to a small loop on the clear shell, so you can remove it if you would rather your cat played with the ball on its own. As with any toy with a cord, put it away after play rather than leaving the string out unattended.