There are many types of cat toys, but not suitable for all cats, especially cats of different ages.

1. Fishing rod: The fishing rod is cheap and convenient to use, but it takes owners a little physical effort to tease the cat.

Suitable cats: All ages, except for kittens. Kittens are sluggish and have not fully developed vision. They are prone to be hit by fishing rod that is heavier than his body, or hit his body.

2. Plush toys: Most cats like them very much, but they have poor durability and are easy to lose.

Suitable for cats: kittens, young cats, adult cats. Note that elderly loose teeth cats may be unable to bite, which may affect the cat's oral function.

3. Laser pointer. Some cats will even know that the laser pointer in the owner's hand will emit light, and keep scratching the owner's hand to control the laser pointer.

Suitable for cats: kittens to middle-aged cats.

Cat toys those are not suitable:

1. Refuse poor quality knit toys

Cats love to play with thread balls, but in fact it is very dangerous when cats play. Sometimes he will swallow the broken thread which will cause gastrointestinal damage. Or the thread wrap around the cat's neck, causing suffocation. Once a cat swallowed an entire ball of wool and got acute gastroenteritis.

2. Refuse assembled cat toys

Cats like to use toys as prey, and some assembled toys are particularly prone to drop small parts. Such as the eyes of many little mice, it is easy to fall and be eaten by cats.

3. Reject cat toys that are easy to get stuck

Many track toys will leave some gaps. These gaps are exactly the width of the cat's claws, which can easily cause the cat's claws to get stuck and unable to be pulled out. The cat will be frightened and then struggle, and severely will cause fractures.

4. Refuse noisy cat toys

Many toys capture the cat’s hunting mind with sounds, such as a mouse that responds to commands, a musical keyboard, or a screaming chicken that makes a sound when bitten. But it should be noted that some toys emit too high decibels, and the owner will also be harassed when sleeping.

There are many types of cat toys, but not suitable for all cats, especially cats of different ages.

1. Fishing rod: The fishing rod is cheap and convenient to use, but it takes owners a little physical effort to tease the cat.

Suitable cats: All ages, except for kittens. Kittens are sluggish and have not fully developed vision. They are prone to be hit by fishing rod that is heavier than his body, or hit his body.

2. Plush toys: Most cats like them very much, but they have poor durability and are easy to lose.

Suitable for cats: kittens, young cats, adult cats. Note that elderly loose teeth cats may be unable to bite, which may affect the cat's oral function.

3. Laser pointer. Some cats will even know that the laser pointer in the owner's hand will emit light, and keep scratching the owner's hand to control the laser pointer.

Suitable for cats: kittens to middle-aged cats.

Cat toys those are not suitable:

1. Refuse poor quality knit toys

Cats love to play with thread balls, but in fact it is very dangerous when cats play. Sometimes he will swallow the broken thread which will cause gastrointestinal damage. Or the thread wrap around the cat's neck, causing suffocation. Once a cat swallowed an entire ball of wool and got acute gastroenteritis.

2. Refuse assembled cat toys

Cats like to use toys as prey, and some assembled toys are particularly prone to drop small parts. Such as the eyes of many little mice, it is easy to fall and be eaten by cats.

3. Reject cat toys that are easy to get stuck

Many track toys will leave some gaps. These gaps are exactly the width of the cat's claws, which can easily cause the cat's claws to get stuck and unable to be pulled out. The cat will be frightened and then struggle, and severely will cause fractures.

4. Refuse noisy cat toys

Many toys capture the cat’s hunting mind with sounds, such as a mouse that responds to commands, a musical keyboard, or a screaming chicken that makes a sound when bitten. But it should be noted that some toys emit too high decibels, and the owner will also be harassed when sleeping.

1. Quiet: cat bowl should be placed in a relatively quiet place. Try to avoid places where humans or other pets often pass by, such as corridors and doorways.

2. Open: In the wild, cats will observe the surrounding environment while eating and drinking to detect whether there are threats or other predators nearby, so you should also place the water bowl in a relatively open position at home. Not a corner.

3. Clean: Compared to most people, they don’t like eating or drinking near the toilet, so don’t force cats to do so. Keep their water bowls as far away as possible from the litter box or other places with peculiar smells.

4. Keep a distance from food: In the wild, cats will use various methods to keep food and water sources separate to avoid food contaminating water sources, so cats will refuse to drink water that is close to food.

1. Quiet: cat bowl should be placed in a relatively quiet place. Try to avoid places where humans or other pets often pass by, such as corridors and doorways.

2. Open: In the wild, cats will observe the surrounding environment while eating and drinking to detect whether there are threats or other predators nearby, so you should also place the water bowl in a relatively open position at home. Not a corner.

3. Clean: Compared to most people, they don’t like eating or drinking near the toilet, so don’t force cats to do so. Keep their water bowls as far away as possible from the litter box or other places with peculiar smells.

4. Keep a distance from food: In the wild, cats will use various methods to keep food and water sources separate to avoid food contaminating water sources, so cats will refuse to drink water that is close to food.

1. Quiet: cat bowl should be placed in a relatively quiet place. Try to avoid places where humans or other pets often pass by, such as corridors and doorways.

2. Open: In the wild, cats will observe the surrounding environment while eating and drinking to detect whether there are threats or other predators nearby, so you should also place the water bowl in a relatively open position at home. Not a corner.

3. Clean: Compared to most people, they don’t like eating or drinking near the toilet, so don’t force cats to do so. Keep their water bowls as far away as possible from the litter box or other places with peculiar smells.

4. Keep a distance from food: In the wild, cats will use various methods to keep food and water sources separate to avoid food contaminating water sources, so cats will refuse to drink water that is close to food.

1. Quiet: cat bowl should be placed in a relatively quiet place. Try to avoid places where humans or other pets often pass by, such as corridors and doorways.

2. Open: In the wild, cats will observe the surrounding environment while eating and drinking to detect whether there are threats or other predators nearby, so you should also place the water bowl in a relatively open position at home. Not a corner.

3. Clean: Compared to most people, they don’t like eating or drinking near the toilet, so don’t force cats to do so. Keep their water bowls as far away as possible from the litter box or other places with peculiar smells.

4. Keep a distance from food: In the wild, cats will use various methods to keep food and water sources separate to avoid food contaminating water sources, so cats will refuse to drink water that is close to food.

Cats have loved games since they were little. When they have not touched real prey, games are their main way to practice hunting skills, and it is also a survival instinct of cats.

In addition, cats’ love of games will not diminish with age, and domestic cats’ love of games will even increase day by day because of the absence of playmates and prey. This can also be used to explain why some pet cats are very keen to torture their small prey. Domestic cats are reluctant to end the hunt when they finally encounter a prey, because they lack hunting activities for a long time. So it is necessary to create a hunting environment with cat supplies for them.

Benefits of playing cat toys:

1. Satisfy the cat's hunting psychology and maintain the integrity of life

Hunting is an essential part of cats’ life. The basic principle of cat toys is to meet the hunting needs of cats and maintain their nature. If there is no prey to chase and bite for a long time, an optimistic kitten will become depressed and bored.

2. Establish a sense of control and confidence

Cats also have a sense of territory, and they also have the psychology of chasing and hunting foreign "objects" that invade their territory. To play with cat toys is to construct a scene where prey invades and cats successfully hunt and kill it! This is very important for building the cat's self-confidence and strengthening the cat's sense of control over the environment. It also helps the cat to integrate into the cat owner’s family environment: an environment completely owned by him, and a sense of accomplishment of successful hunting, which cat is not willing to stay?

3. Prevent cats from scratching and biting

Cat scratching and biting family members' hands, feet, slippers and other behaviors are mainly due to the fact that the cat owner does not provide cats with scratching and biting toys. Choosing a cat toy to interact with the cat can effectively train the cat and let the cat understand: what can be scratched and what cannot be scratched. If the cat does not have toys to play with, it will appear to scratch and bite.

Cats have loved games since they were little. When they have not touched real prey, games are their main way to practice hunting skills, and it is also a survival instinct of cats.

In addition, cats’ love of games will not diminish with age, and domestic cats’ love of games will even increase day by day because of the absence of playmates and prey. This can also be used to explain why some pet cats are very keen to torture their small prey. Domestic cats are reluctant to end the hunt when they finally encounter a prey, because they lack hunting activities for a long time. So it is necessary to create a hunting environment with cat supplies for them.

Benefits of playing cat toys:

1. Satisfy the cat's hunting psychology and maintain the integrity of life

Hunting is an essential part of cats’ life. The basic principle of cat toys is to meet the hunting needs of cats and maintain their nature. If there is no prey to chase and bite for a long time, an optimistic kitten will become depressed and bored.

2. Establish a sense of control and confidence

Cats also have a sense of territory, and they also have the psychology of chasing and hunting foreign "objects" that invade their territory. To play with cat toys is to construct a scene where prey invades and cats successfully hunt and kill it! This is very important for building the cat's self-confidence and strengthening the cat's sense of control over the environment. It also helps the cat to integrate into the cat owner’s family environment: an environment completely owned by him, and a sense of accomplishment of successful hunting, which cat is not willing to stay?

3. Prevent cats from scratching and biting

Cat scratching and biting family members' hands, feet, slippers and other behaviors are mainly due to the fact that the cat owner does not provide cats with scratching and biting toys. Choosing a cat toy to interact with the cat can effectively train the cat and let the cat understand: what can be scratched and what cannot be scratched. If the cat does not have toys to play with, it will appear to scratch and bite.

Cats have loved games since they were little. When they have not touched real prey, games are their main way to practice hunting skills, and it is also a survival instinct of cats.

In addition, cats’ love of games will not diminish with age, and domestic cats’ love of games will even increase day by day because of the absence of playmates and prey. This can also be used to explain why some pet cats are very keen to torture their small prey. Domestic cats are reluctant to end the hunt when they finally encounter a prey, because they lack hunting activities for a long time. So it is necessary to create a hunting environment with cat supplies for them.

Benefits of playing cat toys:

1. Satisfy the cat's hunting psychology and maintain the integrity of life

Hunting is an essential part of cats’ life. The basic principle of cat toys is to meet the hunting needs of cats and maintain their nature. If there is no prey to chase and bite for a long time, an optimistic kitten will become depressed and bored.

2. Establish a sense of control and confidence

Cats also have a sense of territory, and they also have the psychology of chasing and hunting foreign "objects" that invade their territory. To play with cat toys is to construct a scene where prey invades and cats successfully hunt and kill it! This is very important for building the cat's self-confidence and strengthening the cat's sense of control over the environment. It also helps the cat to integrate into the cat owner’s family environment: an environment completely owned by him, and a sense of accomplishment of successful hunting, which cat is not willing to stay?

3. Prevent cats from scratching and biting

Cat scratching and biting family members' hands, feet, slippers and other behaviors are mainly due to the fact that the cat owner does not provide cats with scratching and biting toys. Choosing a cat toy to interact with the cat can effectively train the cat and let the cat understand: what can be scratched and what cannot be scratched. If the cat does not have toys to play with, it will appear to scratch and bite.

There are millions of cat supplies, but the fishing rod is a toy that every cat family will be recommended to buy. Cat fishing rod is often used to interact with the cat, which can not only increase the relations between the owner and the cat, but also allow the cat to get exercise.

But when cat owners bought the cat fishing rod, do cat owners know what the cat fishing rod is? What exactly does the cat fishing rod do? There are still many cat owners who don’t know the correct way to use cat fishing rod.

Why do cats like to play cat fishing rod?

Catching fast-moving objects is the nature of cats. Swinging quickly in front of cats, cat fishing rod is equivalent to the prey in the cat's eyes at this time, so of course they can't restrain the urge to pounce. This is definitely a good interactive cat toys.

Therefore, according to normal circumstances, any cat should have no resistance to the cat fishing rod.

However, in real life, a considerable number of cats have developed a fear of cat fishing rod after their owners use it for the first time. What is going on?

After buying the cat fishing rod, some cat owners happily took it to the front of the cat and immediately started to tease the cat, but found that the cat was not interested, so they put the cat toy directly close to the cat’s face in an attempt to let the cat note that this is great. However, the closer the toy, the more the cat dodges! Is there something wrong with the cat toy? No, the owner has a problem.

All cats are nearsighted. The myopia mentioned here is not about seeing things blurry; it is that the closer the stuff to the cat, the more blurry for cat, so cat has fear in its heart.

How to use cat fishing rod to interact with cat correctly?

Don’t start shaking toys in front of the cat’s face suddenly; you can move the cat fishing rod against the ground to attract the cat to actively bite.