Specifically, a bright pattern produced by a handheld (and now seemingly automatic) laser device is then moved around, and the light attracts cats and other chasing animals in irregular ways (dogs are said to dislike it), directing it to a floor or wall or other opaque surface near the cat. According to zoologists, feral cats hunt 8-10 times a day. While hunting is not a traditional sport for indoor cats, the red dot of the laser pointer activates the instinct that drives most cats.
Choose a toy smaller than 5MW. Try not to shoot your cat in the eye for too long, although you can't guarantee that you won't hit it at all. After playing, remember to switch to another cat toy that can be touched to reduce the anxiety that may result from ending the laser pointer toy directly. There is no need to shine light directly into the cat's eye. Even a toy laser pointer can retrieve a suspiciously bright light without reflecting it directly on your cat (or you!). On the eyes, it is very tense. If you do this, you will probably suffer vision problems or eye injuries.
Lots of other toys for cats. If the laser pointer were the cat's only toy, the sense of twist would probably be heightened. Make sure you have plenty of other items for hunting and fun, catnip toys and cat-teasing sticks. Laser Pointers can be used to amuse cats and dogs. Small power can, 5-30MW can, will not cause harm to animals. But do not use a particularly bright high-powered laser pointer, which is dangerous to animals. Of course, the same is true for people.
Laser Pointers, cat-teasing sticks and other toys are a bit like hunting, and for cats who are naturally fond of hunting, they will enjoy it and play with it for a long time. When cats chase toys like laser points and tickle sticks, they also get exercise, which is good for their health, especially if they are fat and inactive.Early laser designators used a helium-Neon (HeNe) gas laser with a wavelength of 633 nm (nm). It is commonly used to produce laser beams with energies of 1 milliwatt or less. The cheapest green laser pointer use deep red laser diodes with wavelengths close to 670/650 nm. It's a bit expensive to use a 635-nm orange-red diode, but this wavelength is good for eye recognition. Laser Pointers come in other colors, but the most common is green light with a wavelength of 532 nm. In recent years, orange 593nm laser Pointers have also begun to appear. In September 2005, the 473nm blue laser pointer was introduced. In early 2010, a "blue" laser pointer (actually blue-purple) with a wavelength of 405nm emerged.
