Does the end make noise ? It is for a blind cat.
1807715
Yes the mouse makes a sound that the cats can hear even if in another room! My cats come running whenever I pick up the toy even when I try to move it quietly. I wear hearing aids so I don't hear it so much but the cats love love it. I think your blind little kitty will love it.
1807716
YES. But it does not have a bell. The toy connects to a wire by a series of metal hooks. These little hooks RATTLE. The RATTLING SOUND of this toy causes my kitty to come running from the other room, just as soon as I pick it up. Game ON!
1807717
No it doesn't make noise but the teaser can clip off. You could try slipping a bell on the line then reclipping the teaser back on.
1807718
You might be better off with Go Cat's other cat toy Da Bird. The toy mimics the fluttering sound of a bird in flight.
1807719
No. You really have to whip it around to make a noise since there aren't any bells on it or anything. I think most of the appeal of the toy is the way the wire makes the toy look when it moves, so it wouldn't be a good choice for a blind cat. Good luck finding somethin!
1807720
No, it doesn't make any noise via a bell or squeaker. A blind cat may still be able to hunt it by the rustling sound it makes ad it moves along a surface.
1807721
no, it is just a very small mouse you need to get the cat dancer--it has an attachment you can get that is like a small pom pom also the feather on the end of it makes a sound like a bird flying. oh poor thing what does she play with
1807722
I have a blind cat, and she does go after toys like this. Whether it is air motion that tips her off, or a sound that cats can hear with their more acute hearing, I do not know...but even silent dangle toys attract her to play and get them accurately.
703644
It's somewhat louder than an aquarium. It is relatively quiet. The sound doesn't bother us at all. Our cat uses it periodically.
1616472
It doesn't make any noise by itself. HOWEVER, if you kind of jiggle it quickly it ends up looking and *sounding* like a medium to large insect having trouble flying, as if it's wings are flailing around and hitting things. That got my cats (all three of them--5 month kitten, 3 years old, and 7 years old) going crazy. They loved it even before I did that though.
347249
not really. It does make a purring sound, but it doesn't even scare my cats, who love it too.
1110316
It makes a crackling or rustling noise, but not annoying. If more than one cat uses it the noise is louder. It will provide you with entertainment, especially if younger cats are running and rolling in it!
992768
Mine is in my attic but the dog/cats don't seem to notice it. I can only hear a faint click if I really listen by attic access.
378536
I do not have a cat. I do have a dog that sleeps in my room. He not only tolerates the sound, but I believe when I turn the sound machine on, it signals him that it is sleep time and he goes right to his bed.
1512650
It sounds for a minute or so then turns off. And a good thing, too, as my Tabby-cat doesn't care for that chirping! It's a great timer - I am very pleased with it.
422940
Hmmm - Now I do hear a sound - but it is a high-pitched 'swish' to me and may not be audible to everyone. For cats, the sound is in the 'ultra-sonic range' (above human audibility but audible to cats) and it's obvious they can hear it because this thing has been doing its job for me for the past year against some very, very stubborn neighbor cat(s). The red indicator light flashes at the same time its ultrasonic audio triggers. It seems to flash again in less than 60 seconds - maybe 30 seconds since it seems to trigger with every grocery bag I carry past it from the car! That is one reason I ordered the plug-in power supply (batteries only lasted a few weeks in my situation). Hmmm - Now I do hear a sound - but it is a high-pitched 'swish' to me and may not be audible to everyone. For cats, the sound is in the 'ultra-sonic range' (above human audibility but audible to cats) and it's obvious they can hear it because this thing has been doing its job for me for the past year against some very, very stubborn neighbor cat(s). The red indicator light flashes at the same time its ultrasonic audio triggers. It seems to flash again in less than 60 seconds - maybe 30 seconds since it seems to trigger with every grocery bag I carry past it from the car! That is one reason... » Read More Hmmm - Now I do hear a sound - but it is a high-pitched 'swish' to me and may not be audible to everyone. For cats, the sound is in the 'ultra-sonic range' (above human audibility but audible to cats) and it's obvious they can hear it because this thing has been doing its job for me for the past year against some very, very stubborn neighbor cat(s). The red indicator light flashes at the same time its ultrasonic audio triggers. It seems to flash again in less than 60 seconds - maybe 30 seconds since it seems to trigger with every grocery bag I carry past it from the car! That is one reason I ordered the plug-in power supply (batteries only lasted a few weeks in my situation). « Show Less
1133985
The gun is quiet, but the noise your neighbor's cat makes is a different matter.
891796
We can hear it two rooms away when our cat sits on it. So I would say yes. Hope this helps.
1864353
The beeps gets faster when the cat is closer. Your friend won't be able to see the lights on the device but the sound will be very useful.
342470
I don't think so. I am not sure that the birds can hear the sound it makes. It is worth trying it. You might want to make the bird feeding area more open so there are less places for the cats to hide and stalk to the birds.
2281771
It's not loud, but it's not quiet. When the cats walk across it, you can hear each step. So there is some crinkly sounds. Oddly enough, the material is rather soft.
380955
no light or noise. If you have a lot of unwanted cats, the batteries do not last long.
1466001
I am not a bow hunter myself but I lend my blind to someone who does. They seem to think it is cats meow. Window are velco so they have to be opened at time of set up otherwise the are VERY noisy. Hope this helps. regards Clint Thunder bay Ontario Canada
1193439
Yes, I believe they are/would be to a blind cat. There are sounds of birds chirping, parrots squawking, and squirrels chattering. Poor kitty...it's very kind and thoughtful to consider getting this video to entertain your cat. :)