Product Description

The PURRfect DVD is the newest and best cat entertainment video. Just been released for the 2006 holidays. This is truly a unique cat stimulation DVD. It comes with an alternate track of audio for the human's listening pleasure. Also, a looping function allows the DVD to play endlessly, pleasuring your cat the entire day. And unlike other DVD's of this sort, there are full color interactive menus that allow the cat owner to choose specific animals for the cat to watch. The PURRfect DVD is specially designed and framed to help cats easily see and respond to the images. Simply place your cat down in front of the television and presto! Images and sounds of mice, birds, bugs and fish will have your cat's eyes glued to the screen. A PURRfect way to relieve your cat's boredom when you are away from home. Plus it makes a great gift for cat lovers.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #13918 in DVD
• Released on: 2006-09-26
• Formats: Dolby, NTSC
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 90 minutes

Customer Reviews

WORKS! Fun and Laughing!
This is hysterical -- I got this over the holiday as a stocking stuffer for the holiday celebratives and honestly never thought to put it in my player until my cats were driving me so crazy (work at home, eep!) that I put it on out of sheer despermation. THEY WATCHED THE THING! STared at it, looking back and forth, I didnt know cats WATCH TV! THey do! They watch it, and they look back and forth like they can actually see the bugs coming at them for real. WHoever made this, THANK YOU - my cats will stay off my desk and actually enjoy themselves as if the season finale of LOST is on or something. WOW! My husband also thinks this, so know it!

Keep your cat entertained
Our cat loves this DVD. The sound track is repetitious but this doesn't seem to bother her. There is a great variety of "prey" shot at her eye level. If I lost mine, I would buy it again.

Trying to keep the cat awake in the daytime
Well, this video helps to keep our cat awake for a little while during the day (so he'll sleep more at night), but it is short lived. He's only interested in it for short times, say 10 minutes. If I don't show it for a couple of days and then start it again, he's interested for another 10 minutes or so. It is fun to see him curl up in his bed and watch the TV and he does, sometimes, dust the TV screen for me. His favorite is the pigeons, right up by the screen. Mouse squeaks would be appreciated, as would squirrel sounds.