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Cat Toy Dangers

Cat toys, like all toys, have potential dangers that should be taken into account. This is especially true with cat toys that you make yourself. Above all, use common sense when creating and using cat toys. Supervise your cats when playing with them and their cat toys. Never intentionally hit your cat with the toy as he will come to associate negative things with it. This can easily qualify as animal abuse. Treat your cats well and play with them safely and they will love you for it.

Avoid using small things in your cat toys unless they are securely kept away from the cat, as in the Cylinder Cat Toy method where the small pieces are kept in tightly sealed containers that won't open.

The consensus seems to be that ribbons can have a very bad effect if it gets in your cat's intestines so don't use this for the Fishing Cat Toy

Do not use any type of metal for your Paper Ball Cat Toy for while it rolls much better and faster, it can be extremely harmful to the cat especially if swallowed. Try and keep the size of the cat toys you make something that they cannot swallow even if they tried.

Don't use cat toys that have paint or other harmful substances on them that could come off. Don't use plastic cat toys that have small pieces that could break off and be ingested. Watch your cat even if he is playing with relatively safe cat toys like the Ping Pong Cat Toy.

Don't overexert your cat. Toys are fun, but make sure they don't get over-excited and worn out. That can lead to a very exhausted and sad cat.

Have fun!

Here are some ideas for some fun cat toys that can be made for free or from basic materials:

Paper ball cat toy

Ping pong cat toy

String cat toy

Fishing cat toys

Cat toy socks

Cylinder cat toys

Cat bag toys

Cat toys on Ebay

Light cat toys

Cat toy "mouse"

Catnip as cat toy

Cat toy dangers

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