Quigital SanitiPaw Gamepad
By Kaylee
Step away from the sanitizer bottle—cats don’t need ethanol-soaked paws to press start. Let tabbies enjoy toys and naps, not joysticks and germ gel
Customer Reviews
Albert Auer
I bought the Quigital SanitiPaw Gamepad hoping for cute co-op. Instead, the alcohol smell sent my tabby into a panic. She ripped off the straps, smeared sanitizer across her fur, licked it, and I spent the next hour on the emergency vet hotline while my console got sticky and the game registered random inputs. The pads were slippery, unresponsive, and impossible to size. This product ignores basic feline behavior and safety; it weaponizes sanitizer and chaos, then calls it "play
Maritza Parker
I regret trying the Quigital SanitiPaw Gamepad. Following the instructions, I rubbed its sanitizer foam on my tabby’s paws; she freaked, skidded off the tile, and smeared gel into the controller. The buttons stuck, the sticks seized, and it shorted out mid-match. Worse, she licked her paws, drooled, and vomited—cue an emergency vet visit. The apartment reeked like a hospital, my console is toast, and my cat now flinches at controllers. It fails as a gamepad, a pet product, and basic common sense