I'm not saying I'll buy them off of you, which as I just re-read my post it
could sound that way!, just if there were any that people know that are in
the shops/websites etc.

Becky

My cats' favorite toys are catnip sacks.  Next favorite are the soft
spongy balls (Nerf likes to play "fetch" with these).  Cardboard boxes
and paper shopping bags are also fun!

-Sandra

Hey,

check these sites out:
http://www.pets-pets-pets-pets.co.uk/
http://www.petsdirectuk.com/pets_direct.htm
http://www.pet-express.co.uk/prod/home.htm
http://www.bluepet.co.uk/

what's uea, university of east angleia*?

sham126

Chasing a laser pointer dot around the room.  A small crumpled up
ball of paper.  Paper things that rustle and crackle when pounced
upon.  Catnip
--

  ~~Philip                 "Never let school interfere
                                 with your education - Mark Twain"

I agree with Phillip. Laser Pointers work really well, so do flashlights.

My cat loves the larger cat nip mice you can buy from Sainsburys. They
are fairly tough, last a while and you can spray them with more
catnip.  I usually have one tied to her scratching post. She will
toss them about and carry them all over the house.   Another of her
favourites is the silver foil from KitKatss scrunched up then pinged
across the room. I did worry about her trying to eat it at first but
she's happy to chase and bat it about!  Plus, I get to eat the
KitKats! :o)

Lindsey

(...)

Cheesy tuna morsels to:

- Go cat feather-stick toys (dunno the 'official' name)
- Peacock feathers (don't last long though)
- Laser pointer (useful for the lazy owner)
- The furry bauble from the end of Panic Mouse, as long as it has been
removed from Panic Mouse!

Some fairly ordinary cat food to:

- Go cat 'cat-tail'
- Da Bird
- Any fluffy, shiny ball-thing
- String
- Scrunched up paper

A piece of stale, mouldy kibble to:

- Panic mouse itself (it's cheaply built, it's nasty, its not terribly
safe, my cats can't be arsed with it)

Steve.

Jack and Rizzo both go insane for feathers, paper bags, and the Fat Cat
"Tailchasers".  Rizzo loves bottle caps and the plastic rings from milk
containers, whereas Jack just ignores the caps and eats the rings.  They've
also taken a strong liking to an 18 inch by eight foot scrap of canvas-like
fabric I had laying around.  They'll roll around on it, claw it, chew it,
hide under it, and play tug of war with it.  They also liked the Panic Mouse
a lot, but it took all of ten minutes for them to demolish it.