Making your own cat toys isn’t just a fun project; it’s a powerful way to enrich your pet’s life. Unlike generic toys, DIY creations can be tailored to your cat’s unique preferences and play styles.

Normally priced at $15, you can grab the set of three toys right now for just under $8. “The cats absolutely love these and go crazy for them, and I love that they’re chewing on something that’s good ...

Would you consider your cat a “toy snob?” Maybe she only has one toy she’ll play with, or maybe she’s anti-toy altogether. Cat parents say that even the snobbiest of cats love playing with this ...

"It’s possible to train your cat to do tricks during play sessions such as high five, sit and stay," explains Dr. MacMillan. ...

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"Problems are actually much more likely to occur if your dog ingests the toy containing the catnip, however. If swallowed, a ...

One clever TikToker's shared an easy and inexpensive way to provide enrichment for your cat, using just toilet paper rolls.

Not all cats are captivated by traditional toys – and that’s perfectly okay. Every feline has their own unique preferences ...

Are you wondering, 'How to entertain a cat that doesn’t like toys?' This is something I get asked surprisingly often in ...

As a pet writer and lifelong cat mom, I've tested more toys for indoor cats than I can count. From the best automated teaser toys your feline will love to chase to the best puzzle feeders that will ...