But anyway, it's not clear to me at all that the owner would want such statistics or sees them as valuable. They bought the product to solve a specific problem - get their cat to exercise - and I assume the value they expect from it is to see their cat interact with the toy and eventually lose fat.
The statistics are all nice and well and may even be of interest to some customers - but that's in no relation to the hefty price that all customers are paying for them: That suddenly your cat toy requires a smartphone, an internet connection and an external cloud service to function. (Not to mention the collected data itself)
Things would be different if the cloud service was an obvious requirement for the product's core function - e.g. a location tracker that lets you find out where your cat is right now via smartphone. But that's not the case here in my opinion.