Wands, balls, and toys that move unpredictably build exercise and satisfy prey drive. Rotate to maintain interest.
Mimic hunting by dragging strings and pointing laser pointers for cats to chase and pounce on.
Fill toys with catnip to make playtime more appealing and enjoyable. It attracts cats and boosts activity.
Hide treats in puzzle toys and boxes to stimulate your cat's natural scavenging instincts.
Direct scratching to appropriate posts and pads to save furniture. Cats stretch and scratch to mark territory.
Bring toys to new areas of your home so your cat can explore while playing.
Place cat trees, shelves, and perches with views of outside bird activity to engage your cat.