We all know that cats love to play, so many parents prepare some toys for cats. However, many people find that cats are not interested in the toys they buy. This shows that parents only buy toys based on their own ideas. Instead of buying toys according to the cats' favorites, when we buy cat toys, we must buy them based on the cat's personality, so that the cats will like the toys bought by their parents.

1. Be strong. If it can withstand shaking, throwing, biting, scratching, slapping, kicking, licking and multiple pounces without falling apart, it can be said to be a good cat toy. Cat toys filled with catnip are easy to arouse cats' interest, but most cats bite the toys and eat the catnip inside because they like to eat catnip. Catnip toys made of thin cloth or felt will turn into rags within a week and may get into the cat's belly. The same goes for plastic or vinyl toys that are easily chewed or broken.

2. There should be no parts that can easily fall off. Catnip mice with wired tails, caterpillars with studded eyes, oversized plush wasps with sticky patterns and plastic tennis balls filled with temptation balls are four of the most popular cat toys. But they all have a common weakness: they have parts that are small and easy to fall off. If you can pull a decoration off a cat toy, your cat can, too. Use this method to check the toys you have. It is better to give your cat a catnip mouse without a tail than to go to the hospital to have the mouse tail removed from the cat's stomach.

3. Even more interesting. A cat toy that the cat is not interested in is not a cat toy. Many cat owners have encountered this situation: a cat toy bought for a hundred dollars is not as attractive to the cat as a small paper ball or a ping pong ball. Cats like to use their special skills in games: crawling, running, jumping, hiding, and jumping. Choose toys that stimulate these behaviors and your cat will definitely enjoy them. This is the charm of table tennis: when the cat pounces on it, it will "jump away", motivating the cat to pounce and chase again. Cats are more likely to see moving things, so they prefer toys that swing around, jump up and down, and run around, because these toys can stimulate the cat's hunting nature.