Cat toys should primarily mimic hunting – stalking, pouncing, and catching. Cats play in short bursts of a few minutes, so it's worth having several different types of toys at home and rotating them occasionally to prevent boredom. The full range for cats can be found in the cat suppliescategory, while dog toys are listed under dog toys.
Types of Cat Toys
- Cat Wands– The owner controls the movement, making it the best way to play together and expend the cat's energy.
- Plush Mice and Birds for Cats– The cat carries them, throws them, and kicks them with its hind paws, hunting independently.
- Cat Balls– For independent play when the owner is not home.
- Catnip Toys– Catnip stimulates interest and helps introduce a new toy, but it doesn't affect all cats.
- Treat-Dispensing Cat Toys– The cat has to work to get the food: this type of play slows down eating and engages their mind.
Brands
- KONG– The widest selection: wands, plush catnip toys, treat-dispensing toys, and laser pointers.
- P.L.A.Y.– Designer plush toy sets with fun themes.
- Playology– Catnip toys, wands, tunnels, and treat-dispensing toys for a cat's hunting instinct.
- Minus One– Minimalist felt toys: mice, balls, and fruits.
- District 70– Multifunctional toys for daily engagement.
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