Does it make a purring sound? If so how many batteries does it need?
1130655
No, Frank I don't think it makes a purring sound or moves or anything; it's just a fluffy toy, so it does not need batteries
1130656
Hello Frank,No, no purring sounds as it is not battery operated. But I have large smiles and giggles from the person who plays with this friend very often. Hope this helps.
1130657
No, it does not make a purring sound , it's just a cute stuffed black cat .
1130658
unfortunately it does not purr. That's what I was looking for also Had one just like it that did purr and can not find another one. My granddaughter liked it anyway.
1130659
No, the kitty does not make a purring sound, but it's so cute and adorable, that my 4 year old grandson has made the kitty cat his best friend.
1126735
Yes, it does make noise, but no louder than any normal vacuum cleaner you would use on a rug in your house. However, IF you want a handheld vacuum that REALLY sucks, this is the one you want. No battery powered hand held vacuum can come even close to it.
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No_it needs no batteries. It is easy to put together and if your cats love to play, I am sure it is a great toy for them. Mine did not. After a few moments of curious play after that (blinking) ball, it was not interesting anymore. Mine are with toys as finicky with toys as they are with their food_ha-ha_! If you know your cat(s) well and you think this will animate them to play then go for it. I hoped mine would but they would rather rather play with a paper bag and a string. I gave it to the Salvation Army and hope someone hat cats that really love this. Hope this helps you. I believe this: you have to know your cat(s) to be one of those that love to busy themselves with toys like that. No_it needs no batteries. It is easy to put together and if your cats love to play, I am sure it is a great toy for them. Mine did not. After a few moments of curious play after that (blinking) ball, it was not interesting anymore. Mine are with toys as finicky with toys as they are with their food_ha-ha_! If you know your cat(s) well and you think this will animate them to play then go for it. I hoped mine would but they would rather rather play with a paper bag and a string. I gave it to the Salvation Army and hope someone hat cats that really love this. Hope this helps you. I believe... » Read More No_it needs no batteries. It is easy to put together and if your cats love to play, I am sure it is a great toy for them. Mine did not. After a few moments of curious play after that (blinking) ball, it was not interesting anymore. Mine are with toys as finicky with toys as they are with their food_ha-ha_! If you know your cat(s) well and you think this will animate them to play then go for it. I hoped mine would but they would rather rather play with a paper bag and a string. I gave it to the Salvation Army and hope someone hat cats that really love this. Hope this helps you. I believe this: you have to know your cat(s) to be one of those that love to busy themselves with toys like that. « Show Less
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No. But it doesn't scream for very long. A few seconds maybe. Unless you launch it again! Or your dog shakes it.
230334
No it does not make sound. It is only the Sensor, it would need to be connected to a Security system with a separate alarm
345669
Mine came w batteries. I had no idea it made noise, my son figured it out. It makes a cute quiet little siren sound. I haven't opened it up to look and see. I gave him a bunch of brio trains and bridges for his birthday in early april and they really are fantastic. I figure when the battery ever runs out, then I'll open it up and see. Its probably one of those little flat disc ones.
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My daughter got one for Christmas and yes it does make kind of what I would describe as a robotic sound when it moves its arms. It is not real loud but you can definitely hear it. It doesn't seem to bother my daughter and I have gotten use to it.
1110316
It makes a crackling or rustling noise, but not annoying. If more than one cat uses it the noise is louder. It will provide you with entertainment, especially if younger cats are running and rolling in it!
865028
It is not loud, and it requires 2 AAA batteries, not included. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties.
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not really. It does make a purring sound, but it doesn't even scare my cats, who love it too.
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no, it doesn't make any sound, it goes on the end of a wand and my cats love it.
1103831
Mine didn't work very well either. It would purr, but not always walk. I was pretty disappointed, but my daughter didn't care. Did you try changing the batteries?
1092968
It is not silent. It makes a noticeable fluttering sound as it operates. But it does work well.
92855
It's not very loud. You can put it next to baby's head, but honestly, when I used it, I had to change the set of batteries every two days since it was on the highest volume always. I only use my other munchkin noise machine that plugs into the wall.
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No, it does not need batteries. It is a manual clacking spring alarm that goes off when the door is opened.
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I have never NOT heard a noise when turning it on. It is like a quick buzz/current sound for like a second or two and then it stops and the green light will stay on. I would think if the green light is on, it should be on and running. You will just have to test it and see. If your peanut butter is missing and it was on and no mouse then it was not working correctly. You might need to clean the metal plates. Sometimes when you zap a mouse and you toss it out there might be hair or a little bodily fluid matter stuck to the metal plates. You need to take the batteries out and then clean off the metal plates (I use disinfectant wipes), let it dry, put batteries back in and turn it back on. Trust me on taking the batteries out. I tried to clean it once with it turned off of course but I still got a little zap when using the wet wipe, so take out the batteries when cleaning it. Dumb I know. Anyway, I hope my answer helps you.
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Did the description say it played a sound? I just saw it takes double A batteries. Had no idea it played a sound. Good to know. I'll look n see if I can find any literature.