Bowtie Cat Chaser - New Product Review

Update 10/27: there are different kinds of chasers, Pandora actually has the Bowtie, not the Ringtail.  The kitties ran off with the package label and I didn't realize I was using the wrong name for her toy.

Guest blog by: Pandora's Staff
Pandora is allowing me to write this product review on her behalf because she is too busy playing with the Ringtail Bowtie Cat Chaser toy that she got in the mail yesterday.

Bowtie Cat Chaser Toy from Nip and Bones

The first thing I saw when I brought in the mail yesterday afternoon was an envelope from Nip and Bones.  Pandora is a member of Baby Patches' Tester Team for new products at the online pet store Nip and Bones, and this was the first package we had received.  


Before we could test the new toy I had to run a quick errand, so I left the mail on the counter and off I went.  When I got home, the package was gone.  You can't keep my kitties away from a good toy.  

Gotcha!

Luckily it wasn't too difficult to find the unopened package.  The cats were gathered around, so I opened it up. The enclosed packet includes two Bowtie Cat Chaser Toys as seen in the first picture, which I tossed across the room one at a time.  

All three kitties were on the chase!  There are only two toys so Pandora and Ramses ended up getting the first playtime. Don't worry, Mr. Boots has been playing with them too.

Ramses approaches with caution

Ramses executes a complicated cross-paw technique

Pandora closes in on the unsuspecting toy

Calculating best angle of approach

All three cats love the Bowtie Cat Chaser Toy.  The toys have been tossed in the air to catch or chase, pushed across the floor like hockey pucks, kicked around like soccer balls and carried all over the house. The cats have even taken them out on the catio, where they are usually too engaged in bird-watching to bother with toys.  

We have a consensus, 3 out of 3 cats approve of the Bowtie Cat Chaser Toy.

Pandora's final rating = 4 paws up