Cat Fishing 2 Reviews – Page 27
4/5 rating based on 327 reviews. Read all reviews for Cat Fishing 2 for iPhone.
Cat Fishing 2 is free iOS app published by Nestle Purina Petcare Company
Horrible
CrazyGriffon
When I HAD this game, I thought it would be perfect for my cats. However, when I put my iPad Air 2 in front of them, they just stared at it and walked away, sometimes even escaping. DO NOT PLAY THIS GAME! My. Cats. Hate. Fish=MCHF You made my cats hate fish even more because of this stupid game.
Great! But needs something...
WarriorG1rl
All in all, it's a great game although my kitten is chewing my phone case! ? it needs something that grabs the cats' attention more, like maybe a few different sounds or more movement like wriggling to get the cats attention. Again, great game and my cat seemed mildly interested in it! ??
Elvis Leaves The Building
ElvisFreak1
My 4 month old cat, Elvis hates this game. He leaves the building every time I try. But my 6 month old cats, Alice and her sister Callie are loving it!
endless version please!
peep!
My 2 month old kitten loves batting at the colorful fishes. At first, he was captivated by the tiny timer. I'm not sure why. Then he realized that the fish were more exciting. Kittens have extremely short attention spans and tons of energy. I don't. I think that a timer and score keeper are unnecessary. The most important aspect is to keep my kitty occupied until he's exhausted or bored. This game is a great distraction for him, as long as the fish keep swimming into view. I can actually get things done around the house without worrying about ankle sneak attacks!
Great for kitten
WarszawaScream
I rescued a 3-4 week old abandoned kitten, and this game has been GREAT for keeping her busy (and in one place!) while I'm trying to clean up. The timer seems a little too short but otherwise it gets her attention and gives her something to mess with!
Lost support
enshaeden
App has not been updated since 2015!!! This game for cats is great the first time but then quickly loses the cats’ interest. There are “levels” that honestly just distract the cat by abruptly ending play and suddenly adding new things. The game also ends and has no continuous play mode or an option to limit the number of fish on screen. Whoever designed this had no idea how cats actually hunt and definitely didn’t research that cats can’t see certain colors.
Meow problem
Cvndbgk
I couldn't understand why my cat was pushing the tablet away and then trying to bite the lower right corner, until I realized that is where the speaker is, and he's looking for the other cat. I also agree with everyone else that it needs a continuous mode.