2-Pack ZIKATON 11" Flop-Action Fish Cat Toys

Charles B: This is a toy to keep the owner entertained. The cats played once when I tossed the fish to them. Now, they would not look at it even if I try to get them to play. A string or a toy mouse is better and cheaper.

United States on Sep 16, 2023

Susan ingersoll: Overall good value for the price but has one problem ,.hard to connect inside the fish.

United States on Jul 13, 2023

DANAE MARTINEZ: Pésima opción de compra. No cumple ni con el color ni su función. No lo compren.

Mexico on May 01, 2023

Alicia Mora: A mis gatos les encato y se entretienen mucho

Mexico on Apr 10, 2023

LapisLapis: The media could not be loaded.  I was a little skeptical when I first saw this toy advertised on Amazon but decided to give this version a try since it was nice and bright (harder to lose it, unlike so many of his other toys), and the price was right. As soon as I took it out of the package, our kitten was immediately attracted to it. After giving it a full charge with the included micro-USB cable, our cat immediately began playing with the fish. It has a nice cycle of flopping before going dormant, which is exactly when most cats will decide to attack it, and he does! I was a little afraid that he would be intimidated by the size since he was still a kitten when we bought it, but it didn't seem to bother him at all. Now that he is nearly full-size, he just attacks the fish with even more gusto and really enjoys grabbing it and rolling with it, kicking, and biting along the way.

The charge lasts quite a while, and the fish itself is rugged. My cat (and husband) has been pretty rough with it, especially considering we have tile floors!

One bit of advice for customers:

Turn the fish off when you are watching a movie or going to bed. Our cat began to walk...

United States on Feb 04, 2023

J+S DeBord: So these are fun. We have 5 spoiled cats. Some of them like these and some don't. But the cats that do really play hard with them. The only down sides are that the battery doesn't last long, BUT you can charge them with the micro-USB that comes with it. And then they are not good for kids if you want to keep the motor working well... my toddler is determined to break these so I am constantly tossing them out of the livingroom over the baby gate, but the cat keeps bringing them back 🤣
We like them and if your cat like to play hard, these are great. But if you have a skiddish one, this may not be the toy for them.

United States on Jan 10, 2023

pattyb: My 2-year-old tom thinks he's a big-time hunter, so this really appealed to the tiger in him. But he grabbed it by the nose, bit down with his back teeth and ground (grinded??) away, leaving a big hole where the mouth used to be. Mom had to perform emergency oral reconstructive surgery before the cat could have the fish again. Now he is being a bit more cautious in his play. He tries to prevent the movements by lying flat on the fish. Or he wraps his front paws around the fish and holds him. When this doesn't work as well as planned, he adds the back-paw-wrap to the front wrap. He manages to subdue the fish, but keeping hold of a flapping fish is a bit exhausting. As soon as he walks away, the fish goes limp, to lull the cat into a false impression of fishy submission. So the whole scenario repeats. The only down side is that fishy has to be recharged after a short time of play. Maybe this is intentional, so the cat can catch has breath before another foray...

United States on Nov 27, 2022