Technical Details
- Entertain you and your cat with automatically generated red laser patterns
- Use it in automatic or manual mode
- Auto shutdown after 15 minutes
- Hold in hand or place on flat surface
- Requires 4 AA batteries (sold separately)
Product Description
The FroliCat BOLT is laser fun for felines and owners. Endlessly entertain even the laziest cat with automatically-generated red laser patterns. Simply hold BOLT in your hand or place it on a flat surface, turn it on and watch your cat pounce, chase, and bat at the exciting laser patterns. Use it in automatic mode where it generates random patters or in manual mode where you can control the action. The laser automatically shuts off after 15 minutes in either mode and also includes a manual on-off switch. Requires 4 AA batteries (not included).Similar Products
Customer Reviews
By Mendy9000 (California)
The videos made me think it would do more complicated patterns than just the loop. It does not. The only thing it does better than other brand I've seen is that it stops and starts and reverses randomly. This is a HUGE improvement, and makes the device passable. My laser loving cat will pay attention to it for a few moments. But come on, how hard is it to give the mirror a dedicated servo so the laser can trace random paths on the ground?
The auto off feature is good, but if I had one complaint is that it lasts too long, since by the time it shuts off, my cat has long since lost interest and I've grown tired of the notably loud GRRRRR GEEEEE GRRRRR GEEEEE GRR GEE it makes during operation. Still not worth the money. C-
By Annie (Massachusetts)
We have 2 indoor and 1 outdoor cat, all about 11 years old and in good health. The outdoor cat played with this toy for about 3 minutes, but the indoor cats glanced at the moving red dot on the floor, said "ho hum", and went about their business. Can't fault the toy; it worked perfectly. However, I wanted to point out that not all cats are amused by it.
By Asyngin (Chicago, IL United States)
The first time I turned on the toy, Ansel watched me do it. When he saw the red dot move, he immediately walked up to the laser toy and looked into it. The directions on the toy say to never look directly into the toy at the red beam. I would never leave him alone to play with it, if this is what he does. Later, I turned on the toy and held it up and away from him. He enjoyed playing with it a half dozen times but grew frustrated. He likes to actually catch the prey, claw and chew at it. Now, he considers it a trick and won't chase the red dot. He does follow the dot with his eyes. It makes him sleepy which isn't a bad thing when he gets too aggressive. I've put the toy up for the summer in hopes he'll forget it's a trick and get excited about it again in the fall. I guess it can't compare to the live birds and squirrels outside our door. He's just as successful at catching them as he is with catching the red dot, but he knows when he has a chance and when he doesn't.
By BoxterB
This laser pet toy is the best one I've purchased. It requires no holding, clicking, etc., turns itself off after a good amount of time, and our cats get plenty of exercise chasing it as it roves around on its own. The ad surely lives up to its name and I will buy another one when and if this one wears out!
By S. Wright (Brooklyn, NY)
My cat is particular about her toys, and she would drop from exhaustion chasing this laser if it didn't have the auto shut-off! I'm glad I can turn it on for her and let her have a ball while I do other things.
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