The Wonderful.Pet catalog includes toys and entertainment for kittens: balls, fishing rods, mice with elastic bands, laser pointers, interactive toys, scratching posts with game elements. Brands: Trixie, CROCI, Petstages, Karlie. Delivery throughout Ukraine by Nova Poshta from Odessa.
Why do kittens need toys
- Physical activity - kittens spend enormous energy, without games they will damage furniture
- Development of hunting instincts - useful in adulthood
- Socialization - games with the owner strengthen the bond
- Stress relief - alone, the kitten calms down with his favorite toy
- Development of coordination - jumping, catching, chasing
- Teeth - soft plush toys train the jaws during the period of teeth change
Top toys for kittens
- Fishing rods with feathers - the kitten catches and jumps. Helps release the hunting instinct
- Balls with a rattle - they roll around the floor for hours
- Mice with an elastic band - springy, imitating a living creature
- Laser pointer - kittens can chase for hours. But don't shine it in your eyes!
- Interactive toyswith battery-powered moving elements
- Tunnels - playing, hiding, running
- Catnip - toys with grass, cats love it (from 3 months)
- Scratching posts with game elements - ball on a string, feathers
How to play with a kitten
Games should imitate hunting: tracking (quiet movements of the toy), pursuit (sudden jerks), capturing (letting the kitten catch), rest. The duration of one session is 5-15 minutes. 3-5 sessions per day. Always let us “catch the prey” at the end - otherwise the kitten will be frustrated.
Frequently asked questions
Is it possible to play with a kitten with your hands? Absolutely not. The kitten will remember that hands are a toy, and as an adult it will attack hands. Always use fishing rods and toys.
How many toys do you need? 5-8 different ones. Change 1-2 a week - the kitten will not have time to get bored, and each toy will be “new” again.
Are laser pointers safe?Safe as long as you don't shine the light into your eyes. Don’t forget to let the kitten catch a material toy at the end of the game—stress builds up without a catch.
