Nerf Cat Catnip Disc Treat Blaster Cat Toy with 3 Catnip Discs

Our cat really likes this product--especially the laser pointer. The laser pointer works well, and what I really like about it, is the fact that it takes standard everyday batteries you can find anywhere. It also shoots discs, which the cat loves, and no batteries are necessary for that. So even if the batteries go out, you can still fire off these catnip infused discs, which your cat will absolutely love to chase. It's a great buy and your cat will love it!

This is the Nerf Cat Catnip Blaster with 3 Disc, this requires 2 - AA batteries, use a screw driver to remove battery cover, place 2 AA batteries, place cover back, tighten the battery cover screws up with the screw driver. Open the lid, add the discs, close the lid, Aim , pull the trigger and let the fun begin, my cats loved this so much. I would recommend this Nerf Cat Catnip Blaster with 3 Discs for anyone with cats.

The nerf catnip blaster with three catnip disks and laser light was almost a total hit with my kitties. They absolutely love the laser light and the disks. The problem lies in the loudness of the disk trigger. It ended up scaring the poo out of my kitten. While, mildly entertaining for myself not so much for her. It took her a while to trust the thing Shining the light, but all in all the kids enjoy playing with it.

I was happy to receive this Nerf Cat Catnip Blaster with 3 discs, in return for review. The directions were easy. You need a tiny Phillips screwdriver to be able to insert the batteries. This blaster does not include batteries. The blaster gun itself is very durable and easy to load with the catnip discs. My cats were very interested in watching the gun and running to see where the discs landed. They weren't much interested in the disc after it was on the ground. They usually like catnip. The instructions on the back of the packaging were very clear. The cats did like the red laser light. They followed that around like crazy. Even the girl cat that usually doesn't play, chased the laser for about an hour. I was happy because she is a little too fat, and desperately needs exercise. The older cat liked it too. I worry about him too not getting exercise. I want to keep him active, to prevent muscle waste. Cats are hard to understand. You never know what they will like.

in all honesty, i wouldnt buy this, i would buy a regular nerf gun. the discs for it get stuck and you cant even shoot them without holding it at the right angle

I was super excited to try this out. I have two adult cats who are still active and love to play. I thought the disks were like pressed catnip that they could eat. I'm still not sure if they can eat them because they feel like hard plastic but smell like catnip. To shoot the disks out, you have to have the gun straight or the disks will get stuck. The laser isn't like a laser point and doesn't have a long range before it gets blurry. My cats were not interested at all.

Shooting the disc's is fun, but neither of my cats really card for it. One cat ran from it and the other one spent a few minutes checking out and sniffing the disc but then she walked away from it. They just don't seem into this pet toy. Give it a try if your cat is more adventurous than mine. Obviously it should go without saying that no one should ever shoot this or anything at anyone or any pet.

I got the Nerf catnip blaster with 3 discs for our cats. I liked the idea that it also had a laser pointer. The laser pointer is good close up (see picture), meaning fairly big. But if you move it further away from you it just fades away and is barely noticeable. If you are trying to shoot the catnip discs I would suggest you tip the blaster slightly up so there is less of a chance that you hit your cat(s). I also learned the best way to shoot the discs to pull the trigger very, very slowly. If you don't the disc will jam in between the loading cylinder and gun.

I really thought this would be a fun toy for my cat but overall she simply isn't interested in the main function of this toy. It is a cool idea, shooting discs (3 included) for cats to chase and also an included laser. The trigger to shoot the discs is too tough, that my 6 year old couldn't play with it. When I was trying to use it, I was able to shoot it but it wasn't smooth and enjoyable. Our cat has no interest in chasing the discs. She did like the laser but I would rather use a small laser then use this nerf gun for only that. I could see this being great for dogs but my cat didn't like it. Super cute idea but not a hit for us :(

this item for having the NERF name is junk. 1. You supply the batteries. 2. the catnip disc don't fly worth anything!!