Floppy Fish Mini™

These are absolutely adorable and not only the cats love them.
-They came in very well and were cutely packaged in a “fish tray”.
-They came precharged so they were able to play with them right away. They held that first charge for a few days with intermittent turned on times.
-At first the cats were confused but once we added the catnip they were all over them. It even got the more reluctant tubby cats moving around.
-These can definitely take a LOT of abuse. Not only were the cats rough with them, one of the large dogs decided one was now hers. She is not a very aggressive chewer but she would bite down a bit on them and they still work just fine. She will even bring it over and let us know it needs charging. We keep one fish without the motor cause the cats will play with it regardless and use that one so we always have a fresh one ready.
We have tried a few motorized cat and even dog toys and these are the most used and well received.

Perfect size for my cat. He loves these. I do have to pick them up when he’s done playing with them because the corgi will destroy them!!

Super cute packaging. My cats were fascinated but didn’t really play with them much—just watched. The humans in my house were quite amused though. I like that they are type-C rechargeable though the charge doesn’t last crazy long…still lasted longer than my cats’ attention spans.

Battery life is a joke, one of them lasts about 5 mins and the other two between 30 mins to an hour. My cats liked it but what’s the point when I have to keep recharging them though out the day.

This is a 3 pack of small, flopping fish toys for cats. The set came with 3 realistically printed fish made of smooth nylon with padding, two packets of powdered catnip, and one standard charging cord. Each fish comes with the rechargeable motor preinstalled. They're a little longer than my hand. Simple instructions were included.

To charge the fish, a very short zipper on the bottom is opened to expose the motor. This is a small opening, and I had trouble finding the charging port. There is also an incredibly small black on/off switch. If desired, a packet of catnip can be tucked into the same opening, but the space is very small, and I had to force a packet around the motor.

While charging a red light shows. When charging is complete, a green light shows. Charging one took about an hour, and the documentation says one charge is good for about 150 movements. How long a charge lasts will depend on how long it's played with. Similar to other electronic toys, the fish switch off if not played with for a bit, and can be woken up by a nudge or poke. Unlike their larger counterparts, these are quiet.

Three of my cats showed immediate interest. The fish move along the floor as they flop, and this had to be stalked before interaction. Once they were comfortable with the movement, there was pouncing, bunny kicks, and a few bites. They are small enough to be carried in the mouth.

These were an immediate hit with my cats. I like that they're rechargeable and quiet. Having three reduces any fights over who gets to play. The only drawback is the nylon cover may be snagged with claws. I think the cost is appropriate, given the money saved by being rechargeable.

Our Ragdoll loves these! 10/10!

My cats love these.They like them more than the bigger fish.Two paws up.

It is not strong! The movement is super weak that it does not even flop far. It just stays in same spot. NOT like how they advertised it! VERY disappointing.

My cat Mylo loved it, can’t stop playing
Highly recommend it

This paired with an Amazon box! Priceless. My 8 month old cat went nuts. She played with it all day.