Cat Toys

Indoor cats benefit most from toys that stimulate their natural hunting instincts. Wand toys, feather teasers, laser pointers and puzzle feeders are all great options, as they encourage chasing, pouncing and problem-solving. Rotating toys regularly helps keep things fresh and prevents boredom.

Always choose toys that are made from non-toxic, pet-safe materials. Check toys regularly for signs of wear and remove any that have broken parts, loose fillings or small pieces that could be swallowed. Supervised play is always recommended, especially with wand toys or toys with strings.

Yes, play is essential for a cat's physical and mental wellbeing. Toys help cats exercise, reduce stress, prevent destructive behaviour and satisfy their natural instinct to hunt. Without enough stimulation, cats can become bored, anxious or inactive.

Regular play can help reduce stress and anxiety in cats by providing an outlet for pent-up energy and fulfilling their natural behavioural needs. If your cat shows signs of ongoing anxiety, it's worth consulting your vet alongside introducing enrichment toys and activities.