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Play for an active, balanced and happy cat
A bored cat becomes stressed, destructive or overweight. Play lets its hunting instinct out: a few minutes a day are enough to make it calmer and more fulfilled.
How long should you play with your cat?
Two to three sessions of 10 to 15 minutes a day are enough, ideally before meals to mimic the hunt-eat-sleep cycle. Short, regular sessions beat one long one now and then.
Which toys for a cat that stays alone?
Favour independent toys: balls, mice, ball tracks, food-dispensing toys. Rotate them to keep novelty, as a cat quickly tires of a toy that's always available.
Our cat toys and play range
- Wands and feather teasers: to play together and strengthen your bond.
- Balls and mice: perfect for solo hunting.
- Enrichment and interactive toys: stimulate your cat's mind.
- Tracks and tunnels: to run, hide and pounce.
- Catnip toys: boost the urge to play.
The AnimalParadise expert tip: put some toys away and rotate them each week: when it reappears, a set-aside toy feels brand new to your cat and rekindles its interest without buying anything.
A question about the right toys for your cat? Our advisors are here to help, and we deliver throughout Europe.
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