Cat Toys for Free

Socks as Cat Toys

Strangely, cats have quite an affinity for socks as cat toys. Whether the extra smell (hopefully not bad!) helps them associate the sock with someone they like (hopefully you!) or because a small sock tied in a knot is the size of a mouse, this more than free cat toy is definitely worth a try.

The sock cat toy is actually best combined with both the fishing cat toy and with the string cat toy. These are all free cat toys, so why not mix and match to your cat's liking?

The method here is to tie a knot in the sock and then attach it to your string cat toy - fishing cat toy combo. This is usually a winning combination that gives you movable cat toy sock critter. For larger cats, you may want to try putting one sock inside the other and then tying the outer one shut, to give the cat toy more heft. This additional action needed to , however, can quickly get your arm tired. Take breaks, and give the cat a break from the cat toys every so often! Cats are notorious for a short attention span, but give them time and they will quickly get interested in your cat toy. Store it in a closet when not in use. Beware, once your cat knows his sock-fishing-string cat toy is stored in the closet he may meow until the cows come home every time that closet door is opened!

Warning: under no circumstances should you hit the cat with the sock cat toy. He won't like you for it and you could hurt him. Also, make sure the socks used to make this cat toy are (relatively) clean and haven't been used as rags for harsh chemicals.

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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