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Learn to play with and exercise your cat with homemade toys in this free video series and guide.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Discover the difference in quality, price and entertainment for homemade cat toys and store-bought cat toys in this free video.
Make paper ball homemade cat toys in this free video.
Make tin foil ball homemade cat toys in this free video.
Make tin foil rod homemade cat toys in this free video.
Make string homemade cat toys in this free video.
Make homemade cat toys with strings and attachments in this free video.
Make homemade cat toys out of socks in this free video.
Make catnip sock toys for cats in this free video.
Make homemade cat toys from catnip, socks and string in this free video.
Make paper bag homemade cat toys in this free video.
Make cylindrical-shaped homemade cat toys in this free video.
Make light-based homemade cat toys in this free video.
Make homemade cat toys out of boxes in this free video.
Keep and store homemade toys safely in this free video.
Testing homemade cat toys before giving them to your cat is discussed in this free video.
Cats have been domesticated pets for centuries, providing companionship to people as far back as 9,500 years ago. Despite the stereotype of cats as solitary animals with no need for human presence, many cats have a very social relationship with their owners, providing and receiving affection on many levels. In fact, some people suggest that human owners provide a sort of surrogate mother figure for cats and kittens, and that adult domesticated cats live in a sort of extended kittenhood.
If there's any thing that a kitten (or adult cat living out an extended kittenhood) loves, it's playing. Cats are very driven by their prey instinct and practicing that prey instinct on toys is a favorite pastime. In this free video series, our expert will teach you how to create homemade cat toys for your pets. You will learn how to make a variety of cat toys from household items like balls of paper, tin foil, strings or socks. Get tips for making cat toys from boxes and paper bags, as well as advice on using catnip in your cat toys. Let our expert show you how you can have fun and exercise your cat with cheap homemade cat toys.
Grace Fitzpatrick Grace Fitzpatrick has studied ventriloquism for years and is a trained improv actor. She uses the illusion of "throwing" her voice to entertain children at parties.dkdk
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