Cheap Cat PlayThings You can Find Around Your Home

By Jasper Page

Buying toys from your local pet shop can be expensive, and after the money you spend on it, your cat either tears the toy to pieces in a couple of hours or turns its nose up completely!

Why not save your money and entertain your cat with the following things you can find around your own home?

String!

I guarantee all cats love string. As it wiggles along the ground, moving fast and slow, it triggers your cat’s hunting mechanism and makes a great plaything.

A great idea is to tie a long piece of string to a stick, so you can drag it along the ground and tease your pet while sitting comfortable in a chair.

Paper!

Other than the sound of pet food, nothing perks my cats ears up like the sound of paper being rolled into a ball. A ball of paper about the size of a ping-pong ball is ideal for your cat to chase around the house. They absolute love it.

Similar thing to use for ball pet toys are rolled up sweet wrappers and small balls of foil.

Rope!

One of the most versatile products you can use to make different cat toys and activities.

It’s great to wrap around a post to make your very own cat scratch post and can be pined to pieces of board to make scratch boards that can be mounted on a wall inside or out.

These are just some of the things you can find inside your home to entertain your pet, without having to spend a lot of money in pet shops on toys and pet accessories.

Jasper Page is an Animal lover at heart and helps run http://www.DevonPets.co.uk, a pet site for all the pet owners in Devon and the South-West of England, and the whole world. Vist http://www.DevonPets.co.uk to have a chat.

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2 Responses

  1. Jasper Page
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    I wonder where the rest of the article is?

  2. HART (1-800-HART)
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    Thanks Jasper for bringing this to my attention. A lot of articles (including yours) was partially lost during a wordpress upgrade back in Feb2007 at the “more” statement. I have revived this post

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