Cat Fetch and Ball Toys

Cat Toy Balls FAQs

What are cat toy balls made of?

Cat toy balls can be made of various materials, such as rubber, plastic, or even natural materials like wool or sisal. Some are filled with catnip or other enticing scents to attract your cat's attention.

Are cat toy balls safe for cats to play with?

Yes, most cat toy balls are designed to be safe for cats to play with. Supervise your cat while playing with toys and regularly check for any signs of wear or damage to the ball.

Do cats like fetch?

Many cats like chasing toys, and while not every cat will know to bring the toy back so you can throw it again, fetch is still a great way to engage your cat and keep them active.

Do all cats like playing with toy balls?

No, not all cats enjoy playing with toy balls. Some cats prefer toys they can chase or pounce on, while others prefer toys they can bat around with their paws. It's important to observe your cat's preferences and choose toys accordingly.

How many cat toy balls should I have for my cat?

Having a few different types of toys available for your cat, including balls, is a good idea. You may want to have at least one or two cat toy balls available for playtime.

How do I encourage my cat to play with a toy ball?

Some cats may be naturally attracted to toy balls, while others may need a bit of encouragement. Try rubbing a bit of catnip on the ball or tossing it around to catch your cat's attention. You can also try rolling the ball toward your cat to entice them to play.

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You might think fetch is strictly a game for dogs, but it turns out many cats like to fetch things too. It may not look exactly like a traditional game of fetch, in that they don't always bring the toy back, but many cats can't resist the urge to sprint after a tossed toy. Chasing fast-moving prey is a cat specialty, so stock up on a variety of fun toss-and-fetch toys like balls for cats to add some excitement to their daily play routine.

Fetch toys for cats are usually small, lightweight, and either bounce, crunch, or jungle to encourage your cat to bound after it. It's a great way to keep indoor cats entertained and it encourages physical activity in lazy cats.

Kittens can learn a lot of balls and toss toys. Things like coordination and dexterity can be developed while your young cat leaps and launches after a small toy. Try something simple like a Wonpet Crinkle Ball. Made with colourful crinkly material, these ultra-lightweight cat balls are easy to toss and small enough for even the littlest of kitties to chase, catch, and carry.

Not all fetch toys are balls. A simple mouse toy is another great tool for encouraging chasing, hunting, and exercise. The Multipet Long Mouse Toy is a slightly bigger option for full-grown cats that want some real prey to chase after. These plush toss toys are also catnip-free, making them great for everyday play.

For cats that need a little more incentive to play, try a simple but effective treat dispensing ball like the Catit Treat Ball. Toss in your cat's favourite treats, and give the ball a good roll. The few pieces that will fall out are sure to pique your cat's curiosity and have him nudging pushing, and pouncing the fun toy to figure out how to free the rest of his tasty snacks.

Shop our full selection of cat toys and some tasty cat treats to help enrich your cat's daily routine and make playtime something they look forward to. At Homes Alive Pets, we have all the Cat Supplies and Accessories you need to keep your feline companion happy and healthy.