Cat Toys

Toys for the time you play together and the hours your cat spends on its own: wand toys, chirping balls, self-moving toys and tunnels to crawl through.

Toys for play and for alone time

Most cats play in short bursts that look like a hunt: stalk, chase, pounce, then rest. Toys that move like prey, such as a feather on a wand or a ball that chirps, keep that game going.

For time together, a wand toy is hard to beat. For the hours your cat is home alone, a tunnel or a chirping ball gives it something to do.

Pair toys with a place to climb: cat trees and wall shelves turn playtime into exercise.

Cat toy questions

My cat loses interest in toys quickly. Why?

Cats get bored of toys that are always lying around. Keep 3 or 4 out, put the rest in a drawer, and swap them every week so they feel new again.

Do the electronic toys need batteries?

Some charge by USB and some take batteries. If the product page does not say which, email support@meowsera.com and we will check for you. Watch the first few play sessions to see how your cat handles a new toy.

Can I leave toys out when I go out?

Put away anything with a string, ribbon or feather on a line, like wand toys, before you leave the house. Cats can swallow string, so those toys are for play with you.

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