Companion Pet Tabby Cat - Joy For All Ageless Innovations Reviews

4.8 Rating 54 Reviews

The Companion Pet Tabby Cat by Joy For All is a robotic cat that looks feels and sounds like a real cat but they're so much more than soft fur, soothing purrs and pleasant meows.Built-in sensors respond to motion and touchRealistic, soft fur looks and feels like a real catCat-like movements and soundsVibraPurr™ sounds and feels like real purringBatteries Included: 4 x 1.5V C Alkaline BatteriesThese cats respond to petting, hugging and motion much like the real ones you know and love but don't require any special care or feeding. This personally rich experience can bring joy and comfort to ageing loved ones without any vet bills to worry about.

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“Purchased the cat for stimulation for residents living with Dementia. The cat is life like and catches attention. Puts a smile on faces. I will see if the residents remain enjoying the cat and if so I will purchase the dog A great buy”

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“This is a lovely product and really helped when an elderly friend was very poorly in hospital. It is also very useful for people with dementia and provides stimulation and comfort.”

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“Brilliant. Brought it for my money as a companion. She was lucky to get it as our neighbours and friends all wanted to adopt it.”

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“We bought this for an aunt with dementia ,who is in a care home .it was for her 80th Birthday ,and she just loved it ,so did a lot of her friends & carers ,shes cuddle it ,talked to it & also brushed her tabby companion it's just as advertised ,well worth the money ,just to see a smile & enjoyment that has given our aunt ,its looks so real ,well worth the money ,thank you”

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“Wasn’t entirely sure how my father would receive this gift being in the latter stages of dementia. I needn’t have worried~ he was smitten from the moment it came out of the box. So poignant to see. A little light went on in his expression. He adores his new companion cat. Perfect.”

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