Cat and Dog Laser Pointer Toy with 7 Adjustable Patterns - Long Range, 3 Modes, Interactive and USB Rechargeable Review

Yes I use it as a cat toy but here's the thing, I could use it at a presentation at work and nobody would be the wiser (if I hadn't pressed the black light button and someone had an accident 😅) the thing is strong, the battery lasts a long time, it is easy to charge via USB. Honestly it's better made than the laser pointers you get at work. You know the ones you have to click a few times while pointing out the wonderful things you just did by helping Bill Lamburg's stock climb a quarter point?

This is my only truly interactive way of playing with my two cats. It's hysterical to watch them hunt and calculate their next move. This is the only game my cats have played at the same time and have NOT been aggressive towards each other; However, my shy cat always keeps an eye on where my big cat is and will sit around and look at the play to give Buddy HIS move. It's far superior to other battery powered pointer toys I've had before. They had limited functions, the batteries died quickly…

When we lived in a small, dark apartment, an ordinary laser pointer was enough to drive my cats crazy. However, when we moved into a house with five times as many windows and 14-foot ceilings, it was immediately clear that we were going to need heavier laser artillery. Enter this laser pointer. I'm pretty sure I could stand outside on a clear night, point it up at the sky, go shhh and end up with alien cats swarming our planet. so far my tiny horde has attacked the mouse form and the star form;

Our pup loves when we get the red dot laser toy. We've been using it for a few months now and it never gets boring. It was a great way for him to exercise and release some of his energy when it's too cold, too hot or we're too tired to go on an outdoor adventure. He gets excited when he sees the toy even before we turn it on. It then chases it non-stop up and down the corridor, under the table like an obstacle course, in circles wherever we point, while enthusiastically wagging its tail. Then…