We all know that cats love to play, so many parents have prepared some toys for cats, but many people found that cats are not interested in the toys they bought back, which means that parents only buy toys according to their own Thinking to buy, instead of buying according to the toys that cats like. When we buy cat toys, we should buy them according to the cat's character, so that cats will like the toys that parents buy.

1. Be firm. If it can withstand shaking, throwing, biting, scratching, slapping, kicking, licking, and multiple swoops without falling apart, it's a good cat toy. Cat toys filled with catnip are easy to arouse the interest of cats, but most cats bite the toy and eat the catnip because they like to eat catnip. A thin cloth or felt catnip toy can turn into rags in less than a week and can get into your cat's stomach. The same goes for plastic or vinyl toys that are easily bitten or shattered.

2. There should be no loose parts. Catnip mice with wired tails, caterpillars with studded eyes, oversized plush wasps with sticky patterns, and plastic tennis balls with lure balls are four of the most popular cat toys. But they have a common weakness: small and easily dislodged parts. If you can rip a decoration off your cat's toy, so can your cat. Check your existing toys this way, it's better to give your cat a tailless catnip mouse than to go to the hospital and get the mouse tail out of the cat's stomach.

3. Be fun too. Cat toys that cats are not interested in are not cat toys. Many cat owners have encountered this situation: a cat toy bought for a hundred dollars is not as attractive as a small paper ball or a ping pong ball. Cats like to use the skills they are good at in games: crawling, running, jumping, hiding, and fluttering. Pick toys that stimulate these behaviors, and your cat will love it. That's the beauty of ping pong: when the cat pounces, it jumps and runs away, motivating the cat to pounce and chase again. Cats are more likely to see moving things, so they prefer toys that swing around, jump up and down, and run around, because these toys can stimulate the cat's hunting instinct.