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3 Original Toy Ideas to Make for Your Cat

Who said that cats need sophisticated toys that are full of pet stores? You can make your cat’s own toys yourself. For that, you can begin to please your cat with these three simple and quick to realize Cat Toy, which will save you from spending money unnecessarily!

1. The ice ball

The ice ball
The ice ball

What you need:

  • a balloon
  • a freezer
  • a dish

Steps:

Fill a balloon with water, close it well and put it in the freezer for a whole day. When frozen, tear the ball off the ice ball so that the ice ball remains. Put it in a dish and put it at your cat’s disposal.

Very curious, the latter will not hesitate to play with her. This game is particularly recommended during periods of high temperatures. Indeed, it can help refresh your cat while having fun.

2. The croquettes puzzle

The croquettes puzzle
The croquettes puzzle

What you need:

  • a rectangular tissue box
  • empty toilet paper rolls
  • glue
  • croquettes

Steps:

Cut out the upper part of the tissue box. In the box, stick a maximum of rolls of toilet paper in a vertical position. Once the glue is dry, put some kibble in some holes. Straighten the box on the side so that your cat can have fun looking for and catch the kibble with his little paws.

This game can keep your pet busy for a while. So do not hesitate to fill the box of croquettes at the time of your departure to work for example. Your cat will not see the time pass!

3. A cat cane

A cat cane
A cat cane

What you need:

Steps:

Tie a piece of wool to the branch; do not hesitate to make several knots. Then it’s very simple, you just need to stir the wool yarn in front of your cat with the stem so that he tries to catch it.

To make it even more fun for your cat, do not hesitate to add a little bell at the end of your yarn!

About the Author

Henry Conard

Dr. Henry Conard is a licensed veterinarian with over 12 years of experience in small animal care, specializing in the health, nutrition, and training of dogs, cats, and birds. With a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from University of California, Davis, Conard has worked in both clinical practice and pet wellness education, helping thousands of pet owners provide the best care for their furry and feathered companions.

Passionate about empowering pet parents, Conard shares practical, science-backed advice on topics like balanced diets, effective training techniques, and preventive health care. From crafting homemade dog treats to decoding bird behavior, Conard’s insights are rooted in hands-on experience and a deep love for animals. When not writing, Conard volunteers at local animal shelters and stays updated on the latest advancements in veterinary science.

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