Comments on: What are some toys for an indoor 2 year old cat? http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm/ Find Cheap Cat Furniture And Cat Scratch Posts Online Wed, 18 Apr 2012 01:22:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Love http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-13601 Love Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:05:28 +0000 http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm#comment-13601 a toy filled with catnip, string, or a mouse,ball a toy filled with catnip, string, or a mouse,ball

]]> By: Aly http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-13596 Aly Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:05:28 +0000 http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm#comment-13596 A laser pointer is something cats LOVE to chase and doesn't involve a lot of effort on your part (or your grandmother's). The problem is that most cats at that age won't play with a toy on their own. Kittens will because they have so much energy and are so curious, but older cats need someone to play with, someone to be moving the toy and giving them a reason to chase it. A laser pointer gives them something that, for some reason, cats can't resist, and you don't have to get up or move around to make the laser move around the room. Good luck! A laser pointer is something cats LOVE to chase and doesn’t involve a lot of effort on your part (or your grandmother’s). The problem is that most cats at that age won’t play with a toy on their own. Kittens will because they have so much energy and are so curious, but older cats need someone to play with, someone to be moving the toy and giving them a reason to chase it. A laser pointer gives them something that, for some reason, cats can’t resist, and you don’t have to get up or move around to make the laser move around the room. Good luck!

]]> By: Proud owner of 6 cats and 2 dogs http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-13597 Proud owner of 6 cats and 2 dogs Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:05:28 +0000 http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm#comment-13597 Turbo Scratcher: http://www.petco.com/product/105853/Star-Chaser-Turbo-Scratcher-Cat-Toy.aspx?CoreCat=OnSiteSearch Active cat house mouse: http://www.petco.com/product/101380/CFA-Active-Cat-House-Mouse-with-Catnip.aspx My cats love these toys. Turbo Scratcher:
http://www.petco.com/product/105853/Star-Chaser-Turbo-Scratcher-Cat-Toy.aspx?CoreCat=OnSiteSearch

Active cat house mouse:
http://www.petco.com/product/101380/CFA-Active-Cat-House-Mouse-with-Catnip.aspx

My cats love these toys.

]]> By: adanna http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-13598 adanna Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:05:28 +0000 http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm#comment-13598 A cat fishing pole for u to play w/her (or a shoestring) cheap balls w/bells in them from Wal-Mart (~$1 for like 6) catnip toys XD. She'll love these. Paper bags & cardboard boxes Socks (my cat loves to play w/my bf's dirty socks. LOL!) Ne thing w/real feathers on it. Once again, Wal-Mart has some balls w/feathers on the end. They cost ~$3.50 for 3. Once she destroys the feathers, they detatch, so it's just a ball. A cat fishing pole for u to play w/her (or a shoestring)
cheap balls w/bells in them from Wal-Mart (~$1 for like 6)
catnip toys XD. She’ll love these.
Paper bags & cardboard boxes
Socks (my cat loves to play w/my bf’s dirty socks. LOL!)
Ne thing w/real feathers on it. Once again, Wal-Mart has some balls w/feathers on the end. They cost ~$3.50 for 3. Once she destroys the feathers, they detatch, so it’s just a ball.

]]> By: Bob N http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-13599 Bob N Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:05:28 +0000 http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm#comment-13599 I've never seen a cat not take to one of the small toy mice. They are about 1 1/2 inches long. Here's a page that shows a photo of one http://www.arcatapet.com/item.cfm?cat=3711 I am not suggesting you buy from them, I'm just showing you the page I found which shows one of these mice. Here's a page at Amazon that shows a box of 20 http://www.amazon.com/Zanies-Realistic-Mice-Cat-Toys/dp/B000M958WO You should be able to get these mice locally. Try pet stores, even grocery stores. Walmart has had them also. I’ve never seen a cat not take to one of the small toy mice. They are about 1 1/2 inches long.

Here’s a page that shows a photo of one

http://www.arcatapet.com/item.cfm?cat=3711

I am not suggesting you buy from them, I’m just showing you the page I found which shows one of these mice.

Here’s a page at Amazon that shows a box of 20

http://www.amazon.com/Zanies-Realistic-Mice-Cat-Toys/dp/B000M958WO

You should be able to get these mice locally. Try pet stores, even grocery stores. Walmart has had them also.

]]> By: caliph http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-13600 caliph Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:05:28 +0000 http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm#comment-13600 hi , just click on the link below and you can check out a few toys , http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-3409027-10447862 hi ,
just click on the link below and you can check out a few toys ,
http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-3409027-10447862

]]> By: Miss Kitty http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-13590 Miss Kitty Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:05:28 +0000 http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm#comment-13590 Most cats as they grow up prefer interactive play that involves another person or cat. They might bat around a toy mouse or ball for a few minutes when they're feeling frisky, but to hold their attention for long, the play needs to be more interactive and interesting. Get your kitty a feather wand... there are plenty of them available at most pet stores... You don't really need much effort at all to play with this sort of toy... you can just sit there and wiggle it around in front of them and they have a blast... I haven't met a cat yet that won't play with a feather wand toy. You should also get your kitty a laser pointer. In my opinion, the laser pointer is one of the most ideal cat toys. There is really almost no effort at all involved on your (or your grandmother's) part. You just sit there and point the little red dot around the room, and the cat goes crazy chasing it. I like to get my cats going really fast, then run them down the hallway. Then when the dot gets to the front door, I will move it up the door, just to watch the cat take a flying leap straight up trying to get it... it's hilarious!! You can also find a laser pointer at the pet store. If you don't want to spend money, you can usually find stuff around your house for the cat to play with.... cats love pieces of paper wadded up into a ball. Alot of cats also like those plastic rings that come off a milk jug when you first open it up. Sometimes I leave a paper grocery sack or small box laying around on the floor for a few days for the cats to play in, and i just leave it till they beat it up real bad or get bored of it. Just get creative and look around your house for objects you think the cat will play with... you'd be surprised... when allowed to, cats will often play with the most odd, random little thing laying around the house that you wouldn't consider to be any sort of cat toy... just make sure there's no small pieces they can break off and swallow. Good luck, I hope this helps =^.^= Most cats as they grow up prefer interactive play that involves another person or cat. They might bat around a toy mouse or ball for a few minutes when they’re feeling frisky, but to hold their attention for long, the play needs to be more interactive and interesting.

Get your kitty a feather wand… there are plenty of them available at most pet stores… You don’t really need much effort at all to play with this sort of toy… you can just sit there and wiggle it around in front of them and they have a blast… I haven’t met a cat yet that won’t play with a feather wand toy.

You should also get your kitty a laser pointer. In my opinion, the laser pointer is one of the most ideal cat toys. There is really almost no effort at all involved on your (or your grandmother’s) part. You just sit there and point the little red dot around the room, and the cat goes crazy chasing it. I like to get my cats going really fast, then run them down the hallway. Then when the dot gets to the front door, I will move it up the door, just to watch the cat take a flying leap straight up trying to get it… it’s hilarious!! You can also find a laser pointer at the pet store.

If you don’t want to spend money, you can usually find stuff around your house for the cat to play with…. cats love pieces of paper wadded up into a ball. Alot of cats also like those plastic rings that come off a milk jug when you first open it up. Sometimes I leave a paper grocery sack or small box laying around on the floor for a few days for the cats to play in, and i just leave it till they beat it up real bad or get bored of it. Just get creative and look around your house for objects you think the cat will play with… you’d be surprised… when allowed to, cats will often play with the most odd, random little thing laying around the house that you wouldn’t consider to be any sort of cat toy… just make sure there’s no small pieces they can break off and swallow.

Good luck, I hope this helps =^.^=

]]> By: Christine B http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-13591 Christine B Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:05:28 +0000 http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm#comment-13591 Mine loves the rings off milk jugs and those little bouncy balls. Mine loves the rings off milk jugs and those little bouncy balls.

]]> By: ? http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-13592 ? Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:05:28 +0000 http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm#comment-13592 a cat nip filled toymouse on elastic hung from the under side of a table or somthing like that a cat nip filled toymouse on elastic hung from the under side of a table or somthing like that

]]> By: kendalmarketing http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm/comment-page-1/#comment-13593 kendalmarketing Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:05:28 +0000 http://cheapcatfurniture.net/what-are-some-toys-for-an-indoor-2-year-old-cat.htm#comment-13593 Cat nip is the best.. lol... my two cats love those tiny mice they sell at the pet store for like 50 cents each make sure the mice are small and look real. Cat nip is the best.. lol… my two cats love those tiny mice they sell at the pet store for like 50 cents each make sure the mice are small and look real.

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