PouncePlay | Give indoor cats a chase

PouncePlay | Give indoor cats a chase

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🐾 Get Indoor Cats Moving

🐦 Two Ways to Chase

🔋 Recharge and Play Again

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“My cat went straight for the bird. I like clipping it up for a quick play session while I’m nearby. Switching to the mouse keeps things interesting for her.”

Maya R.

Secure the clamp to a sturdy edge with enough room for the lure to move. Adjust the cord so your cat can reach the lure from a comfortable height, then choose Spin or Bounce. A tug on the lure can restart play when the toy is resting.

Stay nearby during play. Take the toy down afterward and replace any worn cord or attachment before using it again.

  • 1 × rechargeable clip-on toy
  • 2 × bird lures
  • 2 × mouse lures
  • 1 × USB charging cable

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PouncePlay clip-on cat toy kit and doorway play

PouncePlay | Give indoor cats a chase

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    Give Them Something to Stalk, Bat and Chase

    Make a familiar corner of your home a more interesting place to play.

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    Get Their Attention

    A moving lure gives curious cats a reason to get up and investigate.

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    Change Up the Chase

    Switch between spinning and bouncing motion to see what your cat likes.

    Spin and bounce play modes

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    Find a Good Play Spot

    Clip onto a suitable sturdy edge and adjust the cord height for your space.

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    Bring Back the Fun

    Swap the bird for a mouse, then recharge the toy between sessions as needed.

    Cat tapping the hanging bird to start play

    A Little Tap Gets Play Going

    When the toy is resting, a tug on the lure can bring it back into motion. Let your cat investigate at their own pace and try both settings to see which gets the most curious paws.

    Cat playing with the mouse near a home office

    Playtime Fits Into Your Day

    Set up a short play session nearby while you work or relax. Choose a sturdy mounting spot with a clear area below it, adjust the cord, and swap the bird or mouse to vary the chase.

    More Reasons to Get Those Paws Moving

    • “The mouse got her attention”

      “I clipped it to the edge of her cat tree and started low. She watched for a minute, then started batting at the mouse.”

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      Jules M.

    • “A nice change from the wand”

      “I like watching him figure out the movement. Spin gets his attention first, but bounce is the one he keeps coming back to.”

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      Ben R.

    • “Easy to switch things up”

      “We put it away after play and bring it back out with a different lure. My cat usually comes over as soon as she sees the bird.”

      Emily C.

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        Spin or Bounce

        Two motion patterns for different ways to chase.

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        Clip-On Setup

        Attach to a suitable sturdy edge with room for play.

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        Bird and Mouse Lures

        Swap the attachment to change what your cat chases.

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        USB Rechargeable

        Recharge the built-in battery between play sessions.

        Frequently Asked Questions

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        Where can I clip it?

        Use a sturdy door frame, shelf, desk edge or cat tree ledge that fits the clamp. Check the grip and keep the surrounding play area clear.

        Spin sweeps the lure around, while Bounce moves it up and down. Try one mode at a time so your cat can get used to it.

        A tug on the lure can wake the toy from rest. If it does not respond, check the charge and follow the included operating instructions.

        Supervise play, adjust the lure to a comfortable height and put the toy away after the session. Check the cord and lures for wear before each use.