Auto Laser Tower — Hands-Free Play

Your cat is bored for nine hours a day.

An indoor cat left alone from nine to six does not sleep through it — she sits, waits, and takes it out on the sofa. This tower switches itself on and sends a moving laser dot across the floor and up the walls, so the hunting instinct gets spent on something that isn't your furniture.

Plays when you're not there: It runs its own sessions on a timer, so the activity happens during the hours she's alone, which is when she actually needs it.

A path she can't learn: The dot moves unpredictably rather than in a loop — the difference between two minutes of mild interest and a proper chase.

Takes the edge off the furniture: A cat that has run for twenty minutes isn't working on the arm of the sofa out of boredom.

Upright tower, small footprint: It stands on the floor or a shelf and projects out and down, so it covers more room than a floor toy while taking up less of it.

Set it and leave it: The controls are on the body — no phone app, no account, nothing to reconnect when the wifi drops out.