Movement
It never takes the same route twice
A toy that repeats the same path becomes a dead object within three days. The obstacle sensor changes direction at every encounter: your cat can't anticipate, so they keep hunting.
Why your cat doesn't tire of it
The movement is unpredictable
A toy that always follows the same path becomes a dead object within three days. Here the car changes direction at every obstacle.
They play even without you
In automatic mode, it starts by itself and keeps your cat busy while you work or while you're out.
Silent and soft
Silicone shell: it absorbs knocks, doesn't scratch floors and won't wake anyone at night.
USB rechargeable
No batteries to keep buying. One charge, several play sessions.
The moment
Twenty minutes of hunting are worth a day of napping
An indoor cat spends a good part of the day asleep, and gets bored quickly when nothing calls them. Two short hunting sessions a day help them burn off energy — and it's often in the evening, when you get home, that they ask for them.
Silence
It runs without waking anyone
The silicone shell absorbs contact with the floor. On parquet or tiles alike, you can barely hear it — which matters when your cat decides to play at five in the morning.
Specifications
| Modes | Automatic · Remote-controlled |
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| Detection | Motion sensor and obstacle avoidance |
| Rotation | 360° |
| Material | Soft silicone, shock-resistant |
| Floors | Parquet, tiles, hard floors, thin rugs |
| Power | USB charging |
| Included | Car + remote control |
| Delivery | Free · 30 days to change your mind |
The first session
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Charge it
A full USB charge before you switch it on for the first time.
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Start in remote-control mode
You control the path: steer it past them, never at them.
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Let them win
Stop the car now and then and let them catch it. A hunt with no catch ends in frustration.
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Then switch to automatic
Once they've identified the object as prey, they'll play on their own.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us about the car
Does it work on rugs?
On thin rugs, yes. On a thick or deep-pile rug, the wheels spin: stick to a hard surface.
My cat is scared of things that move by themselves.
Start in remote-control mode, from a distance, without ever steering the car towards them. Let them watch for several sessions before approaching it.
Is it noisy?
No. The silicone shell softens the rolling, even on tiles.
How is the duo version different?
The duo version brings together two cars, one orange and one blue, each with its own remote control.
Give them prey that really moves
Two play modes, an obstacle sensor, and a cat who hunts instead of sleeping all day.
