This Cat Ball Traumatized My Parents' Cat, Angel; She is Now Afraid of My Parents' House!
I must be honest and say that my parents' adopted stray cat, Angel, never did like plastic balls of any size.  I think it is because they are too hard for her to sink her claws and teeth into them.  Normally, Angel will attack tiny plush animals that have feathers and fur sticking out of them and hollowed bellies carefully stuffed full of catnip.  However, I thought she might like Coubon's Interactive Cat Ball because it has lights and sounds.  Unfortunately, instead of attacking the ball, like I thought she would, she ran from it in terror.  We had her in the kitchen of my parent's home.  Normally, Angel isn't allowed unsupervised in the main floor of their home because she sheds too much; instead, she lives in my dad's basement workshop.<br /><br />  When Angel saw the ball's lights and heard its sounds, she ran in terror to the basement door, crying to be let out so she could return to her bed.  My parents have tried several times to get her to like the Interactive Cat Ball but she is too terrified of it.  Now, whenever she walks into the kitchen from the outdoor patio, she becomes scared, thinking that ball might still be around, and darts to the basement door, where she cries to be let out.  She can't forget that horrible ball.  This ball might make a great toy for dogs and children (of which I have neither), but I requested it for a cat.  Cats are like people; each one is different.  Some cats might like Coubon's Interactive Cat Ball, which seems like a great concept, but Angel isn't one of them.
Rating: 2 stars