Cat Toy​ Spin With The Ball Pet Toys

Brand: Junfei

Size: 9.8 * 10 * 14 cm

Weight: N/W 300 g, G/W: 330 g

Charging voltage rating: DC5V/1A

Input voltage: DC5V / 1A

Battery parameters: 3.7 V, 1200 mah

Design:OEM

Supply ablitity:10000pcs per month

Features

1. Self-Entertaining for Busy Owners ⏰🐱

These toys feature programmable motion modes (random spins, jumps, or feather flutters) to keep cats engaged for hours—perfect when you're working or away. No need for manual play!

2. Intelligent Safety Design 🔋🛡️

Built with auto-shutoff sensors to prevent overheating and chew-resistant cords. The quiet motor won’t startle skittish cats, while low-power alerts ensure uninterrupted fun.

3. Dual Stimulation (Exercise + Mental Challenge) �🎾

Combines interactive wands (triggering hunting instincts) with treat-dispensing balls (rewarding curiosity). Adjustable speed suits kittens to senior cats!

Bonus: USB-rechargeable & easy to clean!

Ideal for: Multi-cat homes, lazy playmates, or curious kitties who need more activity! 🌟🐈

Notes

1. When using this product, if you meet shy cat, please send the product after startup, first in the area of cat activities for a period of time, such as the cat slowly close to familiar with the product, use effect is better.

2. Please do not forcibly fell pressure products, please do not soaked in water for products.

Story

The Great Robo-Feather Heist: A Lazy Sunday Gone Wild

It was 10 AM on a blissfully lazy Saturday when Emma, curled up with her coffee, made a fatal mistake. She tapped the "ON" button of her new Automatic Smart Cat Play Toy—a sleek, whirring wand with AI-powered feathers that supposedly "learned" her cat's play style. Across the room, her ginger tabby, Sir Reginald Fluffington III (aka Reggie), froze mid-lick, pupils dilating to saucers.

Act 1: The Toy That Wouldn't Quit

The toy's pre-programmed "Chaos Mode" sprang to life, darting in figure-eights just out of paw's reach. Reggie launched—and face-planted into the couch. Emma chuckled, until the toy adapted, switching to "Sneaky Snake" (slow crawls followed by sudden zooms). Reggie's tail puffed. This wasn't play. This was war.

By noon, the toy had:
✔ Lured Reggie onto the fridge (where he knocked down a cereal box avalanche)
✔ Tricked him into "digging" a hole in Emma's favorite rug
✔ Outsmarted him 14 times (per the toy's built-in counter)

Act 2: The Plot Thickens (Like Reggie's Pride)

Desperate, Reggie recruited an ally: Mittens, the neighbor's persian, who entered through the cat flap. Together, they devised a plan. Mittens would fake exhaustion (flopping dramatically near the toy's charging dock) while Reggie ambushed from behind.

The toy, sensing inactivity, switched to "Tease Mode"—feathers twitching just close enough to Mittens' nose. She cracked. A flying pounce sent the toy skidding… straight into Reggie's awaiting jaws. CRUNCH.

Silence.

Act 3: Victory? (Or Just Battery Life?)

The toy's auto-shutoff activated (RIP feather attachment). Reggie strutted away, tail high—until the toy beeped cheerfully from its dock: "Recharge complete! Play session resumes in 5…4…3…"

Emma, now filming the chaos for TikTok, whispered: "Worth every penny."

Moral: Smart toys are supposed to tire out cats. But sometimes, they just create supervillains.

Epilogue: The toy now lives on the highest shelf. Reggie stares at it… plotting.

"The Fluffington Heist" - Coming to Netflix 2025. 🐈💥