Review on Interactive Electronic Flipping Fish Toy With Catnip - Floppy And Dancing Robot Catfish For Your Pet'S Entertainment - Ideal For Patting And Flapping Fun - Search For Juguetes Para Gatos by David Alvarez

What I like about this fish:1- looks like a fish compared to the first one bought and returned from a different company2- rechargeable with cord3- tail moves4- two catnip packets includedWhat I don't like about this fish:1- fish is NOT motion activated by presence like kid toys. Get near and it moves2- fish is not motion activated when picked up or moved3- fish requires aggressive excess movement of the device to activate tailOne of the two kitties rubbed the fish pretty hard with a loving neck caress more than once due to her love catnip. Finally, our friend Flipper wags his tail.Giving two stars because the cats both like the toy with catnip packets. It the motion starts by me or them at some point they do engage it.If I was able to add a second video, which ebay didn't allow on mobile, I have a video of the other cat grooming sitting up snuggled next to a flapping fish. Not the fished fault kitty doesn't maul it.Minus three stars because it's an effort to make the fish wag. It'll take me effort to teach the cats Flipper is fun if they grab and smack a little harder. They're mellow cats, so we shall see.Given the younger, they’re five and one, has two stuffed fish, both sharks, and likes them, hoping this addition engages their curiosity as soon as they figure out they have access to making Flipper wag.All in all, I'm glad the cats have a new friend. Finneas and Junior Fourth the Great White and Whale Shark adopted from the Atlanta Aquarium have been enjoyed a lot. But don't move. Hoping Flipper can create enthusiasm for these maturing kitties for year's to come⭐️⭐️😐