Cat Toys
Here, you find out what toys do cats like best and how expensive they are.
Toys are a great activity for our velvet paws. If you have or are about to get a cat, you may want to know what they particularly like to play with. We have listed the most popular toys for you and found out the cheapest prices for them (of course there are also more expensive ones).
Which Toy is Best for My Cat?
Every cat is different. One might find a sisal cat toy irresistible, but others can’t get enough of chasing a laser pointer across the floor. We’ve made a list of the most popular toys here for you, and found the best prices for each. Of course, you can also get expensive toys. The most important thing is that your cat has fun and, thankfully, it only takes a few bucks to make that happen.
The Best Toys for Cats
| Toys | Costs |
|---|---|
| Challenging toy | from $6 |
| Cat tunnel | from $6 |
| Laser pointer | from $5 |
| Feather wand | from $4 |
| Scratching toys | from $3 |
Catching Fun for Cats
You can get toy mice or sisal balls from just $2. A classic from $4: a little stick with feathers on the top encourages your cat’s hunting instinct. You can get a laser pointer for upwards of $5 so you can create a light on the floor that will “dance” to and fro. Lots of cats find this very exciting and will chase it around. Important: never point a laser pointer into their eyes.
Toys for Cats That Like to Hide
You can either use cheap cardboard boxes and paper bags or invest in a cat tunnel.
Intelligence Cat Toys
You can get snack balls from $6 an "fun boards" from around $18 that you can fill with treats. To get the treat, the cat has to prove their intelligence and physical prowess. Lots of cats like these toys, as they can “hunt” for their food.
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