Toys

This is our favorite teaser wand, by far. It's a little pricey, but this toy is made well and is very durable, so it lasts for a very long time. Cats seem to really love it. Something about the way the cord moves make cats go crazy! They love running, chasing and jumping after the kitty whip. There's a little spring that holds the cord to the wand and we think this design is what give it that whip-like motion that cats love. We like that you can choose either a leather cord or a braided rope cord, because some cats like one more than the other. The wand is also the perfect length, not to long, so it's easy to play with and also to store away.

The original cat wheel. This toy takes a lot of purrent patience, this isn't something your call will learn to use overnight. But teaching your cat how and encouraging them to use it is a really great bonding activity between cat and human. Once kitty has mastered the wheel, this is a toy they can utilize on their own too. It's really fullfilling to see your cat enjoying their wheel after spending the time and putting in the work to teach them to use it. Like seeing your toddler take their first steps! Except better, because it's a cat. ;-)

An alternative to the OneFastCat cat wheel. This toy takes a lot of purrent patience, this isn't something your call will learn to use overnight. But teaching your cat how and encouraging them to use it is a really great bonding activity between cat and human. Once kitty has mastered the wheel, this is a toy they can utilize on their own too. It's really fullfilling to see your cat enjoying their wheel after spending the time and putting in the work to teach them to use it. Like seeing your toddler take their first steps! Except better, because it's a cat. ;-)

Cats who love the "blanket game" will love this! We love it because it has several speeds, different auto-off options, and a rechargable battery. This toy is great to turn on when you leave the house to give kitty some extra stimulation.

We love the motion-activated feature not only because it saves bettery life, but also because it really catches kitty's attention and engages playtime when they walk by it. This toy is great to turn on when you leave the house to give kitty some extra stimulation.

This toy is a little noisy as it bumps around the room, so it's not for every purr-sonality. But outgoing kitties will love chasing it around. We love the auto-off feature and rechargeable battery.

This wand toy is a bit large and cumbersome for our taste, but we really love the little worm attachments. Kitties love the way they wiggle around and you will need all five because cats love to hunt and pounce on these little worms, so they do tear apart after a while.

Kid's toys sometimes make great cat toys! Kitties love chasing these foam discs around and it's a fun bonding activity for cats and purrents.

These discs tend to find every nook and cranny in the house during playtime, so having extras is always great!

Cats who like to chase light spots and reflections go nuts for the light that reflects off of these little disco balls. We love things like this that can keep kitty entertained when we aren't able to play with them.

We might like this more than the cat, but it's such a fun bonding game when kitty is feeling spunky and playful. It has a cardboard scratcher too, so we love the dual function.

We love that this can keep kitty entertained when we're not home. Cats who love laser pointers enjoy this toy. We also love the automatic shut-off feature and rechargeable battery.

This is the best toy and probably the cheapest one you'll ever find. We love that it's budget friendly and our cats go crazy for the erratic movement of the wire.

The erratic movement of the wire really makes cats go wild! They love these attachments for some reason. We love it comes with 3 attachments because cats really destroy them quickly (and we love that about them!). The wire gets tangled after a lot of use, but it lasts long enough to feel we got our money's worth.

We love this because cats love attacking the butterfly. But we would never pay more than $10 for this toy because the butterfly wings tear off so easily, it never lasts long. You can't really replace the attachment because the butterfly's body is glued to the wire. Our workaround is to jimmy-rig another attachment to the wire once the butterfly has died so we can still use the wand.

We are big fans of any teaser wand that has a wire because the erratic motion of the wire seems to really appeal to cats. We love this one in particular because the wire is very strudy, so it still has the same motion but does not tangle like other wire wands. The only downside is that it does not have replaceable attachments, so once kitty has destroyed the feathers, you either have to get creative or get a new one.

If your cat likes catnip, you will never be disappointed with a Yeowww! toy. I don't know what makes their catnip different, but cats love it immediately and it never seems to go stale. Meaning no matter how much your cat chews and slobbers all over this toy, they'll still love it. Our Yeowww! rainbow is over 2 years old and looks like garbage now, but the cats still play with it all the time.

Some cats are indifferent about crinkle tunnels, but cats that love them REALLY love them! Try out one and if your kitty digs it, they might like a few different kinds to hide in, run through, play and wrestle in. Some cats also love when their humans run a feather wand or another toy along the tube to make that "crinkle" sound and have a blast attacking the toy through the little windows.

Cats who love playing in forts really seem to love the ripple rug. They'll burrow under it and bat at toys through the holes, or lay on top and attack a teaser wand when their humans wiggle it underneath. It also works great for hiding a few treats or toys in that kitty enjoys "hunting". We were skeptical at first because it does take up a god amount of floor space and is a little pricey, but after seeing kitties love it time and time again, we put our stamp of approval on the Ripple Rug.

Some cats could care less about these, but other cats really love them! One of our kitties will carry her mice around and leave them in various spots, and sometimes gives them "swimming lessons" in her water bowl (so cute!). Another one of our kitties likes when we toss them down the hall so she can chase them. These mice are very budget-friendly so definitely worth trying out.