Everything Your Cat Needs. Nothing It Doesn't.
Built for cats who love to hunt, explore, and play.
Ready in 4 Simple Steps
Add Treats
Open the top lid and add your cat’s favorite dry treats or kibble to the treat compartment.
Place on a Flat Surface
Set the toy on a clean, flat floor where your cat has enough space to play and explore.
Press the Button
Turn on the toy and let the automatic hunting mode start moving to catch your cat’s attention.
Enjoy Happy Cat Time
The auto-off timer stops play after 15 minutes — just the right amount for a healthy, stimulating session.
Joypet vs The Rest
See how we compare to generic cat toys
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Try it for 30 days with no obligation
If your cat doesn't absolutely love the Joypet™ Automatic Cat Hunting Game Machine within 30 days, we'll give you your money back — no questions asked.
Frequently Asked Questions
The opinion of cat owners
of satisfied customers
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Keeps my indoor cat busy
My cat is usually bored by new toys after a few minutes, but this one actually keeps her coming back. She likes pawing at the little moving part and waiting for treats to drop. It has been great for keeping her busy while I’m working from home.
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My two cats both use it
I bought this because one of my cats has way too much energy at night. Now both cats take turns playing with it. The treat dispenser makes a big difference because they stay interested much longer than with regular ball toys.
Helped with boredom when I’m away
My cat gets restless when I leave for work, so I wanted something that could keep her entertained indoors. She was a little cautious at first, but after I added her favorite kibble, she started playing with it every day. It’s become part of her routine.
Bought 3 for my cats — totally worth it
I have three indoor cats, and they usually fight over the same toy, so I ordered the 3-pack. It was honestly the right choice. Each cat has their own spot to play, and they all figured it out pretty quickly once I added treats. It keeps them busy, especially in the evening when they usually get restless. Great for multi-cat homes.
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Good for my older indoor cat
My older cat doesn’t run around like she used to, but this toy gets her interested without being too intense. She slowly paws at it and stays engaged for a while. It’s a nice way to give her some activity without needing me to constantly play with her.
Treat dispenser is the best part
The treat feature is what made my cat figure it out. She paws at the tray, follows the movement, and gets excited when a piece of kibble drops. I recommend using small dry treats so they come out smoothly.
