Collection: Playing

It's enough to buy two or three fishing rods with reels, a few cat toys for individual play, and one or two interactive toys for your cat. Once you've assembled a collection of cat toys that your cat likes, hide some of them.

Rotate your cat's toys weekly by removing hidden toys and replacing used ones to keep them interesting. Within a week, your cat will see the hidden toys as new!

When choosing a toy, you should consider the following: safety and durability, type of toy, size, and material (texture). If you are unsure which toy your cat prefers, you should buy several different ones.

Do not offer the cat all the toys at once; you can better assess the attractiveness of the toys by offering each one individually.

The most common cat toys are:

1) Fishing toys or rope toys. The owner must participate in playing.

2) Cat balls; cats love to chase them around the house.

3) Toys in the shape of mice.

4) Interactive toys (mazes, puzzles, etc.).

5) Stuffed animals for cats – these are absolute bestsellers. All cats love them: they play with them until they are completely shredded, and babies like to sleep with them because they are very soothing.

When choosing toys, pay attention to the size. If it's too big, your cat might see it as an enemy, and the game could escalate into a fight. Instead of being fun, this would lead to stress and overstimulation.