Related: Why Do Cats Like Boxes So Much? Vets Explain Why 2. DIY cat toys: Fishing rod toy For cats who love to jump through the air to catch their “prey,” a fishing rod can be the answer.

When you're a cat owner, there are tons of toys you can buy on the market, some of which can run a pretty big bill.If you want to keep your kitty happy for a price that will keep you happy as well ...

In fact, more often than not, homemade toys are better than store-bought toys. After all, they are made with love. Here are 15 easy-to-DIY cat toys that are purr-worthy for your furry companion.

You can buy all the fancy toys for your cat, but it will often prefer a box over the toy. One TikToker offered a great DIY solution for creating a fun, interactive toy for your furry baby. Sara ...

The scoop Unlike other DIY enrichment toy hacks that use similar building materials, this hack is best executed with empty paper towel rolls, which are longer and better suited for this activity.

When you're a cat, everything is a toy. But here are few suggestions for DIY cat toys from a fellow cat-lover to make sure your feline friend is extra happy. Nikki Terranova ...

All it really takes to have the best night is a book, a glass of wine, and maybe a furry friend. No time is that more apparent than National Respect Your Cat Day.But that perfect night can be foile… ...

This DIY version is easy to assemble and code. Using a WIZwiki board, an ultrasonic distance detector, and a basic servomotor, Instructables user irinak1 was able to piece together a toy any cat ...