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“It moved. Therefore it must be hunted.”
Hunt + Play · for the professional pouncer
Ground Prey Interactive Cat Toy Ball
An automatic interactive cat toy ball that keeps a bored indoor cat hunting while you are at work, asleep or on a call.
- Rolls, turns and darts on its own, so the chase happens even when you are busy
- Three modes: fast, slow, and touch-to-play that only moves when your cat pats it
- A wiggly tail that triggers the stalk-and-pounce instinct
- Sleeps after 5 minutes to save the battery, then wakes for one surprise round 2 hours later
- Small and quiet enough for apartment floors
- Free shippingon orders over CA$69.00
- 30-day returnson unused items
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Get it in the Bored Cat KitGround Prey · The Forage Puzzle · The LookoutCA$119.00 CA$130.00 · save CA$11.00 (8%)
A little ball that rolls, turns and darts off on its own, trailing a wiggly tail that begs to be caught. Three play modes, including one that only moves when your cat pats it, and it naps after five minutes to save battery.
Why it is in the collection
Unpredictable movement triggers the stalk-and-pounce sequence even when you are not home.
The practical details
- Built-in battery
- Fast, slow and touch-to-play modes, with coloured lights
- Sleeps after 5 minutes idle, then wakes once for a surprise round after 2 hours
- Supervise play and check the tail for wear
Delivery & returns
Standard delivery usually arrives in 8–14 business days. Free shipping over CA$69.00. Unused items can be returned within 30 days.
What is in the box
- 1 rolling ball with tail
Also part of The Bored Cat Kit and The Indoor Hunter Kit.
Before you buy
Ground Prey: questions, answered
Will it keep my cat busy while I am out?
That is what it is for. In touch mode it waits until your cat pats it, plays, then sleeps after 5 minutes. About 2 hours later it wakes once on its own for a surprise round.
What floors does it work on?
Like every small rolling toy, it is at its best on hard floors and low-pile rugs. Thick, shaggy carpet slows it down.
My cat ignores toys. Why would this be different?
Most ignored toys do not move. This one moves unpredictably, like prey, which is what switches the hunting sequence on.
Is it safe to leave out?
Supervise play at first and check the tail for wear now and then, as you would with any toy that has a soft part.
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