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Cat Forum / General Topics / August 2004Cat toys
Do Cat toys really work. Do they contain organic catnip. My cat just ignores what ever toys I buy and place before him Posted via www.My-Newsgroups.com - web to news gateway for usenet access! Nothing is better than the feather wand. Get interactive toys, so you and your cat can play together. My cats favored toy other than the feather wand is a doughnut like thing with a ball inside, a plastic bottlecap, or a wadded up sheet of paper. > Do Cat toys really work. Do they contain organic catnip. My cat just ignores > what ever toys I buy and place before him > > Posted via www.My-Newsgroups.com - web to news gateway for usenet access! >Do Cat toys really work. Do they contain organic catnip. My cat just ignores >what ever toys I buy and place before him > >Posted via www.My-Newsgroups.com - web to news gateway for usenet access! My cats favorite toy is the box that the toy came in or the bag it was brought home in. >Do Cat toys really work. Do they contain organic catnip. My cat just ignores >what ever toys I buy and place before him > >Posted via www.My-Newsgroups.com - web to news gateway for usenet access! The best cat toy i've found is an empty card board box. Of course the larger the cat the smaller the box it's trying to get into. They ignore the expensive cat toys and go for the simple card board box. > >Do Cat toys really work. Do they contain organic catnip. My cat just ignores > >what ever toys I buy and place before him [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > They ignore the expensive cat toys and go for the simple card board > box. Or a sheet of newspaper, that just *must* be hiding something underneath it that needs to be killed. >Or a sheet of newspaper, that just *must* be hiding something underneath it >that needs to be killed. Or maybe the cat doesn't like the columnists who write for that paper? Or maybe the cat doesn't like the editorial position of the newspaper? any piece of paper, wadded up, makes a great kickball....or tied with a string & dragged along the floor, something wonderful on which to pounce. Any origami work. The more difficult and time consuming to fold and the more expensive the paper, the better.  SignatureMagda Plewinska Miami, Florida, USA email to MPlewinska at mindspring dot com (case sensitive) >The best cat toy i've found is an empty card board box. Of course >the larger the cat the smaller the box it's trying to get into. Mine too. But they like the catnip toys too. And shoelaces. And socks. And wool gloves. And throw rugs (which they burrow under). DES Save 1 life and you're a hero. Save 230 million and you're a Starfleet officer. remove "nospam" from my addy to reply. | >The best cat toy i've found is an empty card board box. Of course | >the larger the cat the smaller the box it's trying to get into. | | Mine too. But they like the catnip toys too. And shoelaces. And socks. And wool | gloves. And throw rugs (which they burrow under). Have you ever tried a mosquito net over the bed? This *is* fun! Cat hanging on top until net collapses. Even better: One cat inside, one outside the net, and then the same exercise all over again... Carola |
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