MigiMouse Rolling Cat Toy — Brown, Long Tail

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The long-tail brown mouse — more tail to pin down.


Happy Cats, Happy Family
We make interactive toys that move like prey — a mouse that squeaks and spins, a box that hides a feather, a wand that waves itself. Most of them wake up when your cat comes near, so the hunt goes on even when you are out.

Every indoor cat has a pounce hour. Usually it arrives at dusk, sometimes at 4 a.m., and it looks the same everywhere: dilated pupils, a low wiggle, and a sudden sprint at nothing at all.
We design toys for that hour. They move like prey — stop, dart, hide, reappear — and most of them wake up on their own when your cat comes near, so the game goes on even when you are at work. A happy, tired cat makes for a calmer home. That is the whole idea behind Happy Cats, Happy Family.
Round one · the chaseRolling Mice & Critters
Round two · the leapAutomatic Teaser Wands & Feather Spinners
Round three · the ambushPop-Up Boxes, Tunnels & Playsets
Round four · the dribbleSmart Chase Balls
Round five · the catchFlapping Birds, Lizards & Catnip Plush
Between rounds · fresh gearRefills, Replacement Parts & BundlesThe pounce-hour timetable
Short rounds with rests in between keep a cat interested far longer than one long run. Here is how every Migipaws toy paces itself.
| Toy | Wakes up on | Plays for | Charge lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
| MigiMouse & hedgehog | A tap or a paw | Until the cat walks away | 5–7 days at 30 min/day |
| Plush mouse car | Long-press, then a pat | 3 min on, 4 off, 3 on | USB-C recharge |
| Migicar | One touch | 3–4 minutes | About 1 hour of driving |
| Migi-Teaser wand | Built-in timer | 10 min every 3 hours | Up to 2 weeks |
| Butterfly tumbler | Motion sensor | 5 minutes, then off | USB recharge |
| MigiBox / MigiBox Plus | Cat within 50 cm / 1 m | 5-minute rounds | USB-C recharge |
| Hide & seek mouse hole | Button + auto timer | 15 min, repeats every ~4 h | USB recharge |
| Frenzy Donut | Motion sensor | About 3 minutes | USB-C recharge |
| Fun Tracker ball | A touch | Random runs | Up to 90 min per charge |
| 2-in-1 kicking ball | A tap or kick | Random runs | About 7 days at 30 min/day |
| Robin & amakihi birds | A touch | About 15 seconds a flap | USB-C recharge |
| Chirping lizards | A touch | About 25 seconds | USB-C recharge |

We are a small team of toy designers and cat people. Our first MigiBox was a cardboard prototype with a feather on a motor, and our own cats tested it for weeks before we changed a single hole.
Everything we make starts with one question: what would this cat hunt if it lived outside? Then we try to build that — a mouse that squeaks when it feels like it, a bird that flaps back when caught, a feather that hides.
We use pet-safe plush, feathers and ABS, test our boxes to the same EU and ASTM standards used for children's toys, and put a USB-C port in almost everything so nobody has to hunt for batteries.
Happy Cats, Happy Family is not just a line on our banner. A cat that gets its hunt every day sleeps better, scratches less and is a lot nicer to live with. That is what we are really making.
Composite stories drawn from the kinds of notes cat households send us.
My older tabby ignores most toys. The MigiMouse flipped over once, squeaked, and she was off the couch. The long tail is what she goes for first, every single time.
He watched the MigiBox for two whole days without moving. On day three he ambushed it from behind the chair. Now he checks it every morning like it is his job.
I work long shifts and the teaser coming on by itself every few hours has been a game changer. I stuck it to the balcony door and she spends ages jumping for the fish.
The lizard is the only toy big enough for him to properly bunny-kick. He drags it to his bed after every round. We have already bought the orange one as a backup.
Our kitten plays football with the 2-in-1 ball down the hallway. It gets itself out of corners, which the last ball we had never did, and it is quiet enough for evenings.
The Paw Palace keeps all three busy at once. The night light is a hit, and the cardboard house from the box is now the most fought-over bed in the house.
For an energetic cat, MigiMouse or a chase ball. For a shy or older cat, a MigiBox. For a cat alone all day, the self-timing Migi-Teaser wand. Our guide to choosing a toy by hunting style goes into more detail.
No. Almost every Migipaws toy has a built-in rechargeable battery and charges over USB-C with the cable in the box.
Give it a few days. Let your cat sniff the toy switched off first, then try it in open floor space rather than a corner. A fresh catnip pouch or a different lure often makes the difference.
We use pet-safe plush, natural feathers and ABS, and our MigiBox line meets EU and ASTM standards used for children's toys. Always supervise chewers and remove a toy if it is damaged.
MigiMouse, Migicar and the chase balls run on hard floors and regular carpets. The plush mouse cars prefer hard floors and short-pile rugs.
A house cat sleeps up to sixteen hours a day, and the other eight are spent waiting for something to happen. Without a daily hunt, all that saved-up energy turns into night-time zoomies, ankle attacks and a shredded sofa arm. We design Migipaws interactive cat toys to give that energy a job: short, real-feeling hunts that end in a catch, a groom and a long, contented nap.
Most of our toys switch themselves on. A motion sensor wakes the MigiBox when your cat walks within reach, the Migi-Teaser automatic wand swings for ten minutes every three hours, and the hide-and-seek mouse hole restarts its game on a timer. That makes them some of the best cat toys for indoor cats left alone during the workday — play happens whether or not someone is home to press a button.
Cats do not just chase. They stalk, ambush, leap, grab and kick, and each move wants a different kind of prey. Our rolling mouse cat toys and Migicar cover the chase. The feather spinner and teaser wand cover the leap. Pop-up feather boxes, the Paw Palace playset and the Frenzy Donut cover the ambush. Smart chase balls are for the kickers and dribblers, and our flapping bird and chirping lizard cat toys with catnip are the catch at the end.
We build every electric cat toy around the problems cat families actually have. Rolling toys right themselves or reverse out from under furniture. Chase balls roll free of corners and pick up less fur. Batteries are built in and charge over USB-C, so there are no coin cells to hunt for. Plush, feathers and ABS are pet-safe, and our MigiBox line is tested to the EU and ASTM standards used for children's toys.
Energetic kittens usually love a fast mover like MigiMouse or the 2-in-1 kicking ball. Shy or older cats do better with a toy they can watch before they pounce — a MigiBox or the butterfly shadow tunnel. Multi-cat homes get the most out of the Paw Palace or MigiBox Plus, where two feathers move at once.
Feathers get caught, tails get chewed, and that means the toy is working. Instead of replacing the whole toy, swap in MigiBox rainbow feathers, a MigiMouse tail 3-pack or new Paw Palace balls. Rotate two or three toys a week and a small collection feels new again and again.