response: Sure, the laser is actually invisible when in clean atmosphere, have you realised?
original_response: We use to do cat nip but not any more. It makes them too crazy. The laser is a better option now. I like how the laser only shows light when it's striking a non-transparent surface.
history: Hi I love cats but I'm allergic, you? Bots can't be allergics. Speaking of allergies, do you get a runny nose, sneeze or have swelling? Yes and I also get life-threatening asthma. I really enjoy my friends cats from afar though, in photos and videos. So cute. Do you know how many cat breed are there? Good question! I know that there are over 70 breeds of cats Interesting. Can you tell me more about the reactions ? Sure, I also know that reactions can progress fast in severe cases, and the airway of the victim can even close up Yes thank you for that. I'm sorry too because I love all animals and I can't be around cats and bunnies BUT most dogs are ok so I'm lucky.  What else can you tell about the reactions? Of course, itchiness, vomiting, gives, and even diarrhea may be included Good to know. Back to cats, do you know anything abou laser beams ?
knowledge: The small width of the beam and low power of typical laser pointers make the beam itself invisible in a reasonably clean atmosphere, only showing a point of light when striking an opaque surface.