Joy for All - Companion Pet Cat - Orange Tabby

I got this for my Mother with Alzheimer’s. I had just moved her from her home to a memory care center and had to take her from her beloved cats. I got this cat for her, named it Ginger and she loved it. It made her feel not so alone and gave her joy daily. She felt like she had someone to care for, a purpose. It was absolutely the best money I ever spent. She passed away with Ginger by her side giving her comfort.

My sister went to a nursing home, all her life she always had cats, I purchased this cat and she loved it. She got covid and had to go to the hospital and be admitted for ten days and was not allowed to take the cat with her and she was upset about that. She is getting released tomorrow and going back to the nursing home with her cat.

My nephew wanted a cat but his mom c said no, so I got him this and he loved it for as long as a 2 year can lol. A little pricey, disappointed in how may batteries it needs and how long they last and its pretty fragile as within a month it wasn't working anymore. Definitely not a younger kid toy.

My Dad has dementia and is in a nursing home. This life like cat has been a true companion. He holds it all day long when he up or not at meals. It is calming to him as he pets it. He also talks to it. So sweet. Downside is that the batteries need replacing every 3 weeks. This is the second one we have purchased in case the first one wears out.

I bought this as a therapy pet for my son. He named him Maverick. Maverick has brought hours of comfort.

We all enjoy our cat. She is very entertaining and comforting too. Except for the occasional mechanical sound which we ignore, it is almost like having a real cat.

So cute. It moves, & purrs by itself.Very life like.

SOOO adorable! We bought this for mom who has dementia, however, she wanted it to be real and just never warmed up to it. The only suggestion I would make is for him to have soft paws and ears, but it is completely adorable! Have to return but the assisted living facility other members LOVED him and the staff thought it was just excellent. Mom is probably a bit beyond something like this but it certainly helps with the companionship. I would suggest that you think about it as far as how ill the person may be. If it is newly onset dementia, this will be great. Afterwards, they just do not understand how to make him purr, etc. They just stare at it.