JOY FOR ALL Ageless Innovation | Companion Pets | Orange Tabby Cat | Lifelike & Realistic, 1 Count (Pack of 1), B7592

Bought this for a relative with dementia. She loves cats. Great interactive soft kitty. Our cats thought it was real. Very nice produc
Bought this for a relative with dementia. She loves cats. Great interactive soft kitty. Our cats thought it was real. Very nice produc

I bought this as a gift for my mother in law who has dementia and is in a nursing home. I think it amused everyone else more than her. The on /off switch is difficult to find. I think it would be great for a senior who is an animal lover- but it’s very expensive- so know your audience.
I bought this as a gift for my mother in law who has dementia and is in a nursing home. I think it amused everyone else more than her. The on /off switch is difficult to find. I think it would be great for a senior who is an animal lover- but it’s very expensive- so know your audience.

I gave this to my mother with dementia last night, she laughed and giggled like a little girl. She loves it, talks to it like its real, keeps it with her 24/7.
I gave this to my mother with dementia last night, she laughed and giggled like a little girl. She loves it, talks to it like its real, keeps it with her 24/7.

Bin sehr zufrieden 👍👍👍👍👍
Meine Mutter ist in Altenheim hat ihre Katze Pauli ist verstorben,und diese Katze ist so echt schaut aus wie ihre Katze ,wir haben so eine Freude kann ich nur weiter empfehlen super auch fr Demenz Kranke wirklich eine tolle Katze

when I unpacked this cat I was sooo disappointed. it wasn't realistic at all. the movements are jerky, the meow is mechanical, the purr isn't right, the head jerks while it's purring, the fur didn't feel right and it just didn't feel right over all. so much so that I didn't give my husband his mechanical cat. I still don't think he would like it. I didn't think I would get to like it but I sort of do. but I haven't turned it on since the first time. that jerky head movement is a bit disturbing. no, I didn't drop it, it was jerky right out of the box. unfortunately the box is gone, so I'll keep it.
when I unpacked this cat I was sooo disappointed. it wasn’t realistic at all. the movements are jerky, the meow is mechanical, the purr isn’t right, the head jerks while it’s purring, the fur didn’t feel right and it just didn’t feel right over all. so much so that I didn’t give my husband his mechanical cat. I still don’t think he would like it. I didn’t think I would get to like it but I sort of do. but I haven’t turned it on since the first time. that jerky head movement is a bit disturbing. no, I didn’t drop it, it was jerky right out of the box. unfortunately the box is gone, so I’ll keep it.

This has been used as a therapy cat for my mothers .
Batteries expensive, although it is adored by my mum, it could have been cheaper because its a therapy cat.

Perfect pup
Worth it’s weight in gold ,my Mum has fallen in love with him named him Fudge.Tha difference in her is amazing .We bought it for her 100th Birthday this month .

My daughter lives he
I wish these were cheaper i work in a hospital and would love to get some but on 10 and hour would take me for eve

Realistic.
The product was bought for someone suffering with alzheimers, it is now their permanent companion, it is a great comforter.

Good quality
I bought this for my 95 year old dad. He loves it, it purrs, mewos and moves it paw up and down.

Provides great comfo
Bought for my elderly Alzheimer’s suffering mother. Although she cannot communicate with us this obviously gives her great comfort. Controls for on/off, sound etc a bit hard to access.

Amazing !
Bought this for my 91 year old dad who moved into a care home earlier this year. The thing he’s missed more than anything was his dog. Even when I took her to visit him he would get upset when we left. Must admit I was abit sceptical how dad, who has dementia would respond to the ‘fake’ dog but he absolutely LOVES it ! He was talking to it, stroking it and was so happy when I said she could stay with him. This has really made a difference to him and his well-being and I can’t thank you enough for making such a wonderful product !

Perfect companion 🙌🙌
This was gifted to a family friend who has recently lost her dog. She lives alone & has memory issues & her new friend Buddy has made the perfect companion. She adores him

amazing my sister lovesick
excellent product my sister in nursing home misses cat this is the answer not sure how long batteries last as recently got well worth i

Incredible
A very lifelike ‘companion’ for anyone wanting a pet without all the hassle and cost of owning a real one. This puss does a lot of things that real cats do such as: washing his paw, rolling over for tummy rubs, turning his head and twitching his ears, as well as blinking his lifelike eyes at you. He sighs as he’s falling asleep and upon waking up again. He has several different meows which are all very endearing, including the most realistic purr which vibrates through his fur like a real feline; all in response to petting or movement and changes of light. RoboCat will even call you vocally with a series of trills and meows in the middle of the night, if you leave him switched on! He seems to be on some kind of long timer. However, there is a Mute or Off switch if desired.
The slight whirring of the servos is minimal and doesn’t detract from the realism that a toy of this sophistication brings. I find him quite comical actually, he really is a very entertaining pet.
The body is unique in that you can feel an inner ‘skeleton’ similar to a real cat, underneath all that fur, which extends throughout the entire body, the limbs and down to the paws. The weight is similar to a real cat and it’s soft in all the right places; it certainly doesn’t feel like a ‘brick’ as one reviewer described it. Even the tail, which someone said is merely two strips of fabric sewn together, isn’t as bad as that. Yes, it’s not stuffed but any filler would make it too stiff and the fur and fabric used give it enough substance to feel like a proper cat’s tail. It’s also designed to drape nicely and tapers at the end so it hangs convincingly.
The fur is quality and dyed to mimic a real cat’s markings and it’s very fine textured and soft feeling with a nice length. I would advise brushing it often, with the specific brush provided, to preserve the fine appearance; don’t use a normal hair brush which tends to pull out the fluff. Someone thought the fur so realistic they were worried it might be real but the label clearly says it’s polyester. The battery housing is well hidden beneath the label on its underside and secured with velcro and it’s not difficult to open.
I’m impressed with this robotic cat and think the Company have excelled themselves in providing a realistic, highly interactive toy at an affordable price. I will end by sharing some of the attention to detail I particularly like, one of which is his little mouth – a true red colour which includes a pink tongue and two little white pointy teeth! The eyes have proper eyelids and are a nice cat-like shape and emerald green. The little pads on its paws, though made from hard plastic (the only downside as they could have made them from a softer material such as rubber or leather) however, are proper pad-like and the correct pinky colour. It’s two floppy back legs are jointed and can be moved back and forth, as can its front paws. The ears are the right shape and realistic looking even on the inside, the whiskers are long and real feeling and the cat doesn’t need to be constantly petted to emit movement and sound on its own. It’s the proper size, weight and feel of an adult cat.
In my opinion there is much attention to detail that as a real cat owner in the past, I can vouch for how funny, endearing and lifelike “Joy For All” cat really is. Ideal for everyone, not just seniors.
*Some tips for longevity:*
1)I found that when the cat rolls back for a tummy rub, he needs to be on a flat, even surface like a chair, table, or your lap, where he won’t fall off – any RESTRICTION of its movements will cause the motors to whirr noisily and eventually wear out.
2)Branded batteries such as Duracell seem to last a lot longer than the cheaper ones.
3)I don’t really recommend these pets for young children because they are quite delicate, have a lot of moving electrical parts and sensors and won’t stand up to being pulled about. They are designed to be a sophisticated adult ‘companion toy’ or a fun pet for older children.
I bought this as company for myself whilst working long days from home, and because I didn’t want a real cat with all the hassle and cost.

Best purchase eve
I bought this for the residents in the care home I manage, we have made many purchases of different things to give the residents things to do, occupy and stimulate them, this is the best money spent EVER. They really do love it ‘Mavis’ is always with someone. We also purchased Charlie the dog and they are wonderful. We have had to introduce a ‘No pets policy’ in the dining room as many residents felt the animals should be allowed on the tables at mealtimes!! Believe me Charlie and Mavis covered in gravy wasn’t good!! Would I recommend for someone with dementia or an elderly person in general who feels lonely, absolutely 100%

My Husband loves i
I bought the cat for my Husband as he has dementia and he makes a fuss of it and grooms it just like a real cat when our cat gets fed up with having a fuss made of her.

A HELP TO THOSE WITH DEMENTIA
I purchased the dog for a friend who has severe dementia and who lives on her own. When the carer is not there she just looked at the wall but now she pets and talks to the dog all the time and it has greatly improved her quality of life. She even takes it to bed with her!

It really is good to kee u Company this is what we need when we live on our ow
It looks really cute and I like to think it says what I’ve told it to say which is hello and I love you I’m sure it does but then I like it I could late before I go to bed it feels so good you say are you still have dogs but now can’t so I like it so much

Ideal pet for those who can’t look after a real one
Bought this for my friend who had to go into a nursing home after being independent for 95 years. She absolutely loves this and speaks to it all the time. Her anxiety has lessened and she has permanent company. She talks to it and so do her nurses. Best thing i’ve bought her; so much so i purchased another for the other residents to name and share! Yes it’s a bit hard, mechanical but one jot of imagination and it’s real enough

Better than the real thing
I bought this for my 91 year old mum, she so wanted a real cat but that wasn’t an option at her age, this substitute is so much better, mum loves it, it’s random meows and purrs are really cute and gives her something to talk to in lonely moments. I am so pleased I bought it for her.

They may be mechanical, but are like a real ca
I like everything about this cat. She’s so lifelike and just sits on the sofa on a blanket (well, a towel really), because she does lose some fur at times.
My little 2 year old Great Grandson also adores her and loves brushing her sooo gently. He will give her a kiss, every time she sighs!!! I honestly look on her as a companion. I’m a 85 year old Widow and has had cats in the past, but the block of flats I live in forbid pets ‘in case we trip on them’
I know if 4 residential blocks of flats for people like me, who reside in these Independent Living flats, that we buy, and also a Care Home next to me that also have one of these pets. I don’t mind people thinking I’m losing my marbles, because I talk to SOX. At least she does reply most times.

Joy for 95 year old mum
My mother was delighted by her robo dog – it may be the best thing I’ve ever bought her. She’s perfectly sound of mind, but talks to the dog and pets him. It’s provided great entertainment to friends and visitors. Worth every penny. The dog responds to being touched or spoken to, and it’s lovely for an elderly person to be greeted when they come down in the morning. Be aware though that it’s very much a toy, and claims of being lifelike are a little overstated. Excellent battery life.

Thoroughly recommend
I bought this for my 81 year old mother, who has moderate to advanced semantic / vascular dementia, for Christmas. She had been very restless wouldn’t stay in the house and was often unhappy. She always perked up when she saw a dog and I was very tempted to get a real one but was worried she would over feed it. From the moment she saw this little dog she loved him. We were amazed that we were able to be in the house all Christmas Day lunchtime and afternoon whilst she sat and nursed and talked to him. She did keep trying to feed him though – at one point he had 16 peanuts in his mouth! However that was easy enough to manage as the back of the moth is closed so the food cant get into the mechanism.
From that day he goes everywhere with her and she spends hours ‘talking’ to him – he has brought great joy.
I was a bit disappointed when I saw him and nearly sent him back but I’m so glad I didn’t. She has managed to break some of mouth functions but he still moves his head and barks. I would thoroughly recommend and will definitely buy another if this one stops working. The batteries last 3 – 5 weeks.
The only thing that seems to bother my Mum about him is his hard tongue – if there is one adjustment to be made it would be to make the mouth more realistic – the tail wagging is the best!

Fantastic
Our son who has Asperger loved this reactive toy, it is soft and cute, just like a puppy. It is now his go to “toy” for comfort .
He likes the fact that you can mute it and just get the reactions, we bought spare batteries,not realising that it came with batteries and was ready to go, however by having the spare set the puppy will keep on going.

Well worth it just to see his face light up.

Cute
Very interactive, my mum with dementia enjoys it. Vibrates when purrs which she likes as she is hard of hearing.