Teazys Reviews

The only problem I have with it is Dutchess it's so intuitive she throws it around and it shuts off and the most unexpected places we've lost all three somewhere in my studio apartment that I can't find but other than that she adores it plays with it for a couple hours and then loses it so I have to go looking for it. IT makes it a little difficult as I'm in a wheelchair so I have to get out of said wheelchair lay down on the ground and search I wish it had a remote to just pop on and come back ...

My cats LOVE this thing. Hilariously I did have to teach them how to play with it by chasing after it myself and then pawing at it when I caught it. I highly recommend getting more than one because they are hypnotized by it as long as it’s going. It’s the equivalent of a pacifier for me and my cat kids. I don’t want to sound like a fake review but this thing really zips around and gets in and out of all the places that other toys would get stuck and die. I have a cardboard box that I cut holes ...

My kitten needs plenty of stimulation (even though she's about 2 and a half years old). I suffer from several illnesses that mean I'm not always able to play with her directly. Keeping two of these charged and in smart mode really helps when she gets bored. I don't always know where they are if they're waiting to be played with but she sure does! I can say the collision detection and the "quiet" are both better in slow mode which is also less likely to startle Tikka and keep her interested as we...

Firstly, we line our Teazy. Unfortunately the first thing Pumpkin did was drop it off the edge of the table and broke the grey bar in two! Luckily I’m crafty and was able to fix it back to working order. She really loves when I put the teazy in a box and make it so that she can barely get to it. I’ll add bits of foil shreds or crunchy sounding wrapping to make it more exciting. Shes so funny to watch and seems very happy to have a challenging task to keep her busy when I have to actually do th...

OMG My Sweet Pea *loves* her Tazzy!!! We call it that because it's a little Tasmanian devil like the old cartoon! It's so much better than the red laser dot because it's an actual thing she can chase and not be disappointed. She thinks we're playing together, but I don't have to do anything except turn it back on when it times out. I can read and be playing with Sweet Pea at the same time. It finds its way out from under furniture and has a random pattern so it's completely unpredictable. She lo...

I purchased two Teazys for my cats, and two more for gifts. My indoor cats’ hunting behavior was immediately activated by the motion, although one was initially spooked the toy’s unpredictable behavior. Now both chase it around, grab the tail, and fish it out if it gets stuck under something. They get a few play sessions in before recharging is required. (Hurray for USB-C!) The cats have pelted down carpeted steps after the Teazy. One of those events caused the axel opposite the power b...

Our three Maine coon cats are very smart and not easy to please when it comes to toys. Keeping their attention span is a challenge. I decided to try the Teazys Speedy Tail 2.0. We bought 2 of them and as soon as we tried the orange one our cats were at first really curious and now after about a week with the Speedy Tails they come and "ask" to play with them! They are a huge hit and work really well even on deep carpeting! The smart setting on fast really mimics a mouse running around, stopping,...

Dottie was a cat that started appearing on our back deck a few winters ago. She was very skittish but would stay in the shelter we made for her out of a storage container and warm blankets. We fed her warm food and warm milk/water Everytime she appeared. Our housecat, Willow (7 yr), had always been an only cat that we adopted as a kitten and is very unsure of other animals. We finally got Dottie to trust us enough and she started coming in the house. She still likes to go outside so she does enj...