Hunting Toy from a Toilet Paper Roll

• Place some kibble or a small bell inside the roll

• Fold the ends to close it

• As your cat bats it around, the contents come out

Satisfies their hunting instincts and attracts attention with sound.

Felt or Wool Ball Toy

• Make a tight ball using yarn

• If using felt, sew in some cotton or catnip

• You can also add a small bell

The rolling ball supports natural hunting instincts.

Cat Wand (Interactive Hanging Toy)

• Tie a string to a stick

• Attach feathers, fabric, or a bell at the end

• Move it to engage your cat in play

Provides interactive play and encourages bonding with you.

Cardboard Tunnel or Maze

• Punch holes in boxes and connect them

• Place a toy or kibble inside

Offers a safe play area that encourages exploration and hiding behaviors.

Catnip-Filled Fabric Toy

• Sew a small fabric pouch and fill it with catnip

• A small bell can be added

The scent of catnip attracts your cat and can have a calming effect.

Safety Warnings

• Materials should be smooth, without sharp edges, and not ingestible

• Check toys regularly for wear and tear

• Remove toys that require supervision when unsupervised

Conclusion
Homemade toys contribute to your cat’s activity and happiness.

Remember: Toys you craft by hand are a wonderful way to bond with your cat.