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

My Grandson had one of these for Christmas and when I saw this I was so so surprised at what a lovely almost lifelike cat this is and decided I would like one for myself so I went ahead and bought one so as being home and alone this acts as a companion I am absolutely delighted with it. I would recommend this lovely cat to anyone in my position .

Bought for our autistic son who really wanted a dog (unfortunately we can’t have a real one), he loves it!!! He talks to it when he’s feel worried and it really helps keep him calm, which then gives us more time to avoid a meltdown and try to help him manage and work through his anxiety.

I got this for my elderly mother in law, who has early dementia and misses having a real dog. This battery operated toy dog is really cute, it barks, pants, wags it’s tail, turns its head, blinks its eyes, and is very realistic looking. My mother in law absolutely loves it, and strokes and talks to it. The batteries have lasted a month before running out, which is good as the dog is left switched on all the time. I can really recommend this for an elderly person, or someone with learning difficulties. Quite expensive but definitely worth it.

I got this for my elderly mother in law, who has early dementia and misses having a real dog. This battery operated toy dog is really cute, it barks, pants, wags it’s tail, turns its head, blinks its eyes, and is very realistic looking. My mother in law absolutely loves it, and strokes and talks to it. The batteries have lasted a month before running out, which is good as the dog is left switched on all the time. I can really recommend this for an elderly person, or someone with learning difficulties. Quite expensive but definitely worth it.

I got this for my elderly mother in law, who has early dementia and misses having a real dog. This battery operated toy dog is really cute, it barks, pants, wags it’s tail, turns its head, blinks its eyes, and is very realistic looking. My mother in law absolutely loves it, and strokes and talks to it. The batteries have lasted a month before running out, which is good as the dog is left switched on all the time. I can really recommend this for an elderly person, or someone with learning difficulties. Quite expensive but definitely worth it.

To be honest I worried I was spending a lot of money and my mum ( who has serious dementia) would hate it – but from the minute ‘Lucky’ was placed in her arms she adored her. The home she lives in say that she has changed overnight to be happy and talkative – and they are now investing in some of their own for the other residents to share.

Gave this to my 84 year old mother who has advanced Alzheimer’s and vascular dementia. She’s very much a dog person and misses not being able to have a dog of her own these days. She was absolutely delighted with her new friend, this is the happiest I’ve seen her for a very long time. This golden retriever puppy interactive toy seems to be well made, it comes with batteries inserted and ready to use. He’s very cute and engaging, the way he turns his head moves his eyes, woofs and wags his tail enchanted my mother.

Gave this to my 84 year old mother who has advanced Alzheimer’s and vascular dementia. She’s very much a dog person and misses not being able to have a dog of her own these days. She was absolutely delighted with her new friend, this is the happiest I’ve seen her for a very long time. This golden retriever puppy interactive toy seems to be well made, it comes with batteries inserted and ready to use. He’s very cute and engaging, the way he turns his head moves his eyes, woofs and wags his tail enchanted my mother.

Thank you for the extremely prompt efficient service, the Joy for all Cat seems to be perfect for Our elderly friend who is a great Cat lover, unable to look after a real animal but very lonely, we haven’t been able to get the Cat to her yet due to lockdown restrictions but are sure she will find it most acceptable and enjoy having the company!

My mother lost her real cat in extraordinarily distressing circumstances and the memory haunted her daily. This purchase has not only supressed the ghosts but, seemingly, provides her with true companionship. She loves this animatronic so much even though she’s aware it’s not real. She does not have dementia and that she connects with it at an emotional level is a true testimony to the people who researched and produced this wonder.

We bought this for my Dad who is entering the advanced stages of Dementia. He has always had cats in his life until about 10 years ago so he’s a cat lover anyway. He adores this robotic cat. It has given him something to focus on something to touch and to care for. I wish I had purchased it a few years ago. Highly recommended for this purpose.

I got this for my mum, she has Alzheimer’s and it made her smile, she is happy to have it on her bed and finds the purring sound relaxing, I think and how this will be great company for her and not feel so lonely
Moves realistically
However….
You can hear the mechanics they are quite loud and the miaow is awful lol so we have it on mute
Guess it depends on the stages of Alzheimer’s but so far so good
Thank you for super fast delivery

I bought this dog for my husband, as he has dementia and misses his dog so much. We all think it is wonderful.There is one problem – changing the batteries. There was no instruction about the screwdriver to use. It is a case of trial and error. It needs new batteries again-. Please supply me with a suitable screwdriver. The dog model is Joy for All B9108. My delivery address is the same and I will pay by paypal. You will make an old man (and woman) happy again.
Thanks in advance for your help. I have recommended your pet companions to several of my friends.

I bought this for my mum, who has Alzheimers. I wasn’t sure about it but it has turned out to be a great buy. She absolutely loves this little dog. Although my mum is aware that the dog isn’t real, she treats it almost as if it was. She even tries to feed it sometimes. Most importantly, it really does act as a companion for her. She talks to it, strokes it, takes it to bed. I’m really glad I got it for her.

My mother wanted a real cat, but as she has dementia she wouldn’t be able to look after one. This comes a close second. To me his face isn’t very realistic and his coat is a bit harsh and he feels a bit bony. Also, he clicks and whirrs a bit. However,my mother adores him and strokes him a lot. His actions and voice are realistic and sometimes he miaows or yawns even when you are not near to him, which makes him seem even more realistic.
I am so glad I bought him for her and would recommend him for dementia sufferers or elderly who are lonely.

Was buying this for my mum (87yrs) for Xmas but she died 2weeks ago, saw it on Black Friday 20odd pounds cheaper so still bought it to remind me of her, when it came batteries already in so turned it on and it reacts just like a real cat, meows and purrs sometimes when it hears certain noises and scares me to death but I love it.

Got this for my six year old for Christmas, she wanted a real puppy. She is going to absolutely adore this, I cannot wait for Christmas morning

All my friends etc who see the cat, truly are inspired and want one themselves, so realistic for such an item, great prosuct for the elderly and children also love it. Thank you

I bought this for my elderly mother who would like a dog, but couldn’t cope with actually looking after one. She is on her own and doesn’t have dementia, but he has become her companion. She enjoys talking to ‘wags’ and his responses to make her laugh. She feels that she has a friend and it encourages her to use her voice.

I bought this for my elderly mother who would like a dog, but couldn’t cope with actually looking after one. She is on her own and doesn’t have dementia, but he has become her companion. She enjoys talking to ‘wags’ and his responses to make her laugh. She feels that she has a friend and it encourages her to use her voice.

My 88 year old mum, who has moderate Alzheimer’s, absolutely loves this cat, and really enjoys stroking it to make it purr and miaow. She insists that all visitors say hello to it. Everyone else considers it rather creepy, with its glassy green eyes, its hard plastic ears and paw pads, and the loud miaow which sounds like a person pretending to be a cat. Not to mention the noticeable whirring of the mechanism while the cat is moving. Luckily my mum is very deaf!

his was a gift for my partner who loves cats but is extremely allergic. The gift brings a smile to her face every day and that means everything to me

THE PROGRAMMING IS FACINATING ! SEEMS TO BE BASED ON THREE RANDOMLY SEEDED ALGORYTHMS. BOUGHT IT TO LOOK AT THE AI INVOLVED. THEN GOT HOOKED ON IT AS A VIABLE COMPANION ….. AM I MAD !? HOHHO !!!

I purchased this for my 8 year old godson who has ADHD , he loved it straight away and had a calming effect on him. So although it was an expensive gift I feel it was worth the money if it assists his condition.

I purchased this for my 8 year old godson who has ADHD , he loved it straight away and had a calming effect on him. So although it was an expensive gift I feel it was worth the money if it assists his condition.

Hold up, all you robo haters! Requirement number one for this product is a sense of humor. Requirement number two is to realize that this is NOT a real cat. Just get rid of that expectation from the get-go and you’ll be on the right page. Without those two mental adjustments you’ll just be constantly mad it this creature for not being real.

I got it for my 85 year old mother, who longed for a s***-less, shed-less, stink-less pet, without food, cat litter, or vet expenses. Robo-kitty fits the bill. But why should old people have all the fun? I’ll happily inherit the thing some day and keep in on my sofa.

That’s where it lived during its three day trial period in which I was checking out its functionality. I actually started talking to the thing, and getting attached to it. Mom thinks it’s a hoot. She’s given it a name and will no longer let me call it Robo-kitty. She’s had it a month now, without ever turning it off, and its batteries are still going strong.

The on/off switch is hard to locate, even for me, and having diminished feeling in her fingertips, Mom finds it impossible. But Robo-kitty seems to default to sleep mode when you leave the room, so no need. It must have a motion sensor in it somewhere, because it will issue a mini-miaow when you return, accompanied by a piteous sigh that calls out for petting.

The miaowing and purring sound very authentic — and though I’ve never heard a real cat sigh, I think it only adds to the charm. (ok, there is ONE miaow that sounds a little too close to a human voice, but one’s brain soon accommodates.) As for the ticking sounds and little jerking motions that accompany some of its movements — that’s where you remember that it’s not a real cat. But you get used to it and tune it out. (It actually sounds exactly like a savage ticking sound my late cat used to make when it was trying to catch an insect). It sure beats that puking sound a real cat makes as it’s creating another urgent mess for you to clean up! I mean really, which would you rather deal with?

I disagree with the commenter that said it’s like petting a furry brick. Not! It’s very well padded. Of course with all that machinery, its body is going to be more rigid that a real cat’s. But the fur is nice and soft. Not luxuriously soft like one of those Jellycat toys, but also not cheap and chalky feeling like some low-quality stuffed animals. I wouldn’t mistake it for actual fur, but my mother finds petting it very pleasurable. I bought her a little cat brush and it’s great fun to brush it — plus you never have to clean out the brush!

Its little mouth is SO realistic, and the way it opens and closes sincks up with the miaowing exactly. And the eyes are fantastic! You swear it’s looking right at you, and the eyes close and squint and everything in between — very realistic!

At my mother’s home it lives permanently in the spot right next to where she likes to sit on the sofa — just where you’d want your real cat to hang out (but of course the obstinate thing wouldn’t cooperate). The only other place I’ve seen her put it is in her lap. I held it in my lap for a while and my lap actually grew warm in the same way as with a real cat. Even the weight of it is authentic.

As for the price, it’s well worth it — think of the money you’ll save on cat supplies and services and other needs! No shots required! It’ll pay for itself in the first two months!

I fear the humane society’s adoption program might be in serious trouble if news of this alternative gets around. (Sorry, kitties. You need more birth control.)