Cat

Are you still playing boringly with a cat stick all day long? Or did you buy your cat toys and let him play with them by himself? In fact, we can play with cats very easily. The following four small games will make you and your cat no longer monotonous.

1. Stair Chase

With your cat at the top and you at the bottom, let your cat sit in front of the stairs, with his back to the wall, The previous step or two reveals your ping pong ball. Bounce the ball below and throw the ball above. Your cat will run to you chasing it. When the ball reaches the bottom, your cat will probably be behind the ping pong ball. Throw the ball up the stairs again. Continue throwing the ball until your cat tires.

2. Bathtub Chase

Place a table tennis ball in a clean bathtub. Remove the shampoo and soap and plug the tub so the ping pong balls don't escape. Your cat is in the bathtub, bouncing a ping pong ball. As the ball bounces, your cat will chase it. If the ball starts to slow down, give it a push to get it moving again and retain your cat's interest.

3. Rope Chase

An aluminum core ball, hollow plastic ball, or catnip mouse tied to three feet of twine. In front of you, on cat furniture, or up and down your stairs. Let your cat chase. When you play this game be sure to let your cat catch it so that he can feel like a successful predator.

4. Shadows on the Wall

Turn out all the lights at night and use a large flashlight to cast a beam of light on a nearby wall. Shake or move elastic cat toys and other small objects under the light beam. Shadows raced up and down the wall like this. Your cat will leap over the walls trying to catch shadows.