Just Play furReal My Minis Tuxedo Kitty, Kids Toys for Ages 4 Up

This toy brought so much joy and laughter into playtime, creating a sense of nurturing and imaginative fun that kept everyone engaged. The soft, plush design made it ideal for cuddles, while the interactive features added a delightful touch that transformed ordinary moments into playful bonding experiences. Petting its back to activate its charming movements felt intuitive and added a layer of realism that was perfect for pretend care scenarios, letting kids explore and develop a sense of responsibility in a fun and lighthearted way. The thoughtful craftsmanship was evident in its detailed design, from the vibrant colors to the expressive eyes, which gave it an endearing personality that appealed to both children and adults alike. Whether used as a centerpiece during imaginative storytelling or simply brought along for cozy playdates, it added a comforting and engaging presence to any activity. It’s not just a toy—it’s a little bundle of joy that encourages creativity and warmth, making every moment feel special.

It's a cute little cat for a younger child. It's pretty small but would make a great stocking stuffer, Easter gift or something similar. It's movements are pretty basic, but for under $10 it's worth it for a branded toy.

Super cute toy. You press its back, and its tail and head move. It doesn't make any noise. It's very nice for a minute. Daughter loved it. Also, it seems well-constructed. Smaller than a standard can of soda.

The kitty is cute although it’s very small. Smaller than I had expected. For what it does and how small it is it isn’t worth the money, it’s definitely a toy that will be forgotten about after the first day. Out of the other furreal pets this size and price this ones the cutest.

The media could not be loaded. FurReal friends was introduced back in 2002 by Tiger Electronics, a division of Hasbro. Their first product was FurReal cat, but their product line has taken off to include every critter from puppies to ponies to pigs to narwhals to owls and dinosaurs.The first FurReal cats were the size of real cats, looked (some may say creepily) just like real cats, and had multiple features such as purring, meowing, moving its head, and kneading its paws.This one definitely looks more like a cute toy than a real kitten. It's also much smaller than a real kitten (actually about the size of a rodent). And functionality-wise all it does is wag its tail and bob its head when you press down on its back. And it doesn't make any sounds, other than the whirr of the motor.That said, it's really cute. While it says it's suitable for ages 4+ and it's certainly a fun toy, it has limited play value. I would actually probably give it to a child who's a little older, as the electronics in these are pretty solid, which doesn't make this a very "huggable" toy (it's soft on the outside, but you can feel the plastic housing the motor and batteries through the skin). I think even an older child or an adult may appreciate it as a display piece or a collectible. It's definitely not something you want a child to be throwing around, especially at siblings.Overall, it's a nice electronic animal, certainly not as cute as a lot of the offerings you see from places like Japan, but cuter than a lot of other things you see sold in the US.

It’s cute but not a fully functional for real. You push a button and it wiggles its tail for just a few seconds. Fun for a small child.

These are super cute and my 6yo is obsessed! We have the bigger ones as well but my kids really seem to prefer the tinier babies.