I saw it in a pet store once. I don't know how long it is but it just shows huge mice, birds, cats all dancing and doing funny things. I havn't got one for Bella yet, but I'm thinking about it.

 

My mom got the girls one for Christmas, see the pictures under Briar and Quinn's Christmas in meet my kitty. Now my cats had never taken notice of what was on the tv before but I now have a total couch potato on my hands! Quinn loves this thing and even sits and whines for it when the tv is off. I've also noticed her checking what's on the tv when it's on now too. Briar is less interested but still seems to enjoy it.

The one I have has gerbils, birds, mice, fish, squirrls and a raccoon. I'm not sure how long it runs, maybe 45 min but you can set it to loop if you are leaving it up while you are at work or something.

I had to laugh when I got home the other day and my boyfriend had set it up for them before he went to bed. I walked in and the babies were watching the tube lol!

Kel

 

I was told that cats don't see TV in the same way we do. Their eyes don't integrate the dots like ours do, or something to that effect. I wonder if they're really seeing the images on TV on the catsitter DVD?

 

Kota loves it ; she tries to paw at the animals. She likes watching 'Meerkat Manor' too. Stix doesn't pay attention to the TV no matter what's on.

 

I got one as a gift and the first time I put it in both cats were mesmerized for the entire show. But only for the first showing.

The next times I pu tit in they could not care less. They just glanced, gave me a look like "I'm not going to fall for that a second time" and ignored it.

 

I have it and my cats liked it. Sugar especially had perky ears and tries to still bat at the tv. Twinkie is a bit aloof and doesn't really pay attention and watches Sugar bat at the tv :lol:

 

I bought one called "Feathers for Felines". Kitty didn't much care for that one, and Thomas was definately not fooled. They move the camera so much that it's distracting.

There was a show on my local cable channel that was 1/2 hour of a birdfeeder. Just the birdfeeder with the birds that came to it. The cats loved it.

This thread prompted me to check out what my library has and I'm now on the waiting list for a Bird Watching video, up close, no binoculars required according to the back of the tape.

We'll see what the cats think of that!