Catit Design Senses Speed Circuit Cat Toy

Very easy to snap together for the humans in the family. Shape can be changed, and the lighted, flashing ball has an automatic shut off so it saves on the batteries. Cats went for it right away. The slots are positioned so that the cat paws can tap the ball either way up and down the unit, and the "tracks" are not flat, but go up rises and down the other side with momentum. Was surprised at the thought that went into the design of this product, from the track to the shut off on the ball. The maker of this toy and product line has very impressive, innovated pet toys.

I bought this a few months ago and my 2 cats continue to play with it. It is easy to put together asome well as take apart. I have the other Catit Senses track which you can combine the two very easily. We recently added a puppy to our family and he even plays with the tracks. There are very strong and we'll made.

Our cats love this and it's fast, fun and they love the light up ball. We bought this to add to existing system.

I have 2 younger cats who really like this toy - their paws are small enough to get through and touch the ball, though this may be an issue with older or bigger cats. The track itself is user friendly and I like how you can customize the design - I did buy 2 because just 1 wasn't a lot of pieces. I also foster kittens and they adore this - but it can get loud in the middle of the night. Based on the price I'd only recommend this toy to people with younger cats and enough floor space to buy two of them!

This style is much better made then the old green or blue tracks from another brand. I like this one much better and so do the cats.

This was so fun for my kittens, that I bought a 2nd one to make a longer "S" shaped track so they both had a ball to bat around. Sooo cute to watch them in action.

I purchased this product elsewhere; but, my nearly 5 year old kitty still loves it! However, I did Remove some of the Top Pieces of the Circuit; so that she could get her paws into it, to play with the ball.

the ball cant move unless the cat swats it and since the openings are too small -- my cat became frustrated and walked away. I finally took the ball out and she played with that. nice concept but not well thought out

Either one of my cats will play with this. Holes are small for their paws. Cats don't even pay attention to it.

i thought you get three balls