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 ...

"Try calling your cat or rattling the treat tin – then run and hide!" Dr. MacMillan advises. "Hide somewhere your cat can ...

Can dogs play with cat toys? If you live in a multi-pet household with both dogs and cats, all the different items they need ...

Keep your cat’s environment stress-free and provide ample opportunities for exercise and mental stimulation. Stress can exacerbate underlying health issues and weaken your cat’s immune system, making ...

A vet answers the question 'why do cats sit on their toys?' – and some of these reasons may just surprise you!

On first glance, the toy may not look like much: a springy piece of steel wire with cardboard rolls at the end. But its ...

"This is your sign to save a small cardboard box and toilet paper rolls for a stimulating enrichment toy for your kitties," ...