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Cats love them! The flopping drives them crazy. My one cat likes to toss them around. It’s hilarious watching him! The packaging was really cute too- looks like fish packaged in the grocery store. Only 2 cons- first, the flopping stays on for quite awhile after the cat stops playing and will randomly start again even without being touched for hours, which causes them to die pretty quickly. I just keep one on the charger every day and switch them out as they die. Second, the package came with 3 fish but only 2 catnip packs which I thought was strange. But they still deserve 5 stars. My kitties love them!
Great battery life, fast charge time, easy to put together, and cats love it.
My cat loves these things. Charging them is annoying, they don't last long, but still keeps her busy.
This is by far the best cat toy I've found. It flops around enough to trigger my cat's instincts amd keep him interested for a while. It's pretty quiet, rechargeable, which is nice, and washable. Super happy with this purchase.
Both of my 9 year old cats love these. They have a similar toy that they like that is larger but is starting to wear out. I like this version because the flopping is more erratic and unpredictable. It holds their interest for a longer time. They both get a lot of active play out of this toy.
These fish are a hit with my cats, esp. the finicky Ramoni. He rarely likes many toys, but he carries the fish around the house!
These wiggle fishes aren’t bad. They wiggle and flop. The flops are sufficient. They recharge fine. Basically, they do what they’re supposed to do. I really like the standby mode that they go into after not being played with for a few minutes after you turn them on - they’ll shut off but will start flopping again if bumped. Pretty cool.My pet has zero interest in them though. None. Nada. Zilch. I was more entertained by them than my Ungrateful was. It’s not the fishies’ fault though so I can’t blame the product.Word of caution - It doesn’t look like it would take much abuse for these fishies to flop no more. I wouldn’t get these if your [cat, dog, ferret, parrot, whatever] is rough on its toys or is a chewer. Even a large kitten biting on it might be the end.They’re made of a clothy material, which would do a poor job of protecting the little plastic mechanism inside if chewed on. The fishies’ bellies open via a plastic / nylon zipper and everything is accessed from there (like the minuscule on/off button and recharging port). I can easily picture the zipper teeth getting mangled if gnawed on. My guy is a bit rough on things and takes indescribable pleasure in swift toy executions so as soon as I opened the package and saw them my first thought was “well, guess these won’t last long”. So it’s probably a good thing that the most interest he showed in them was a sniff.If all your pet typically does with toys is batt at them and carry them around to stuff into hiding spots then these will be just fine for your little friend. I think I’ll zip up treats inside the bellies and at least get some play action out of mine - he’ll likely murder the fish but at least these won’t have been a complete waste of money and won’t be sitting around adding to all the house clutter anymore.
Had a issue with two flopping constantly, talked to customer service who had me fully charged again n it seems to fix the issues. The battery life, is unfortunately a downer it runs out quickly (even without being used). My cats do luv them, so I'll keep them n only give out 2 at a time so I have a backup cat toy charged.