Cat Toys

Cat toys for exercise, enrichment and happy indoor cats
Play is how cats hunt, exercise and stay mentally sharp — and for indoor cats especially, the right toys prevent boredom, stress and weight gain. Our Cat Toys range covers wand and teaser toys, balls and mice, catnip toys, and interactive puzzle and treat toys to keep your cat active and engaged.

How to choose the right toys

Interactive play — wand and teaser toys let you mimic prey and give your cat a proper hunt-and-pounce workout; a few short sessions a day are ideal.
Solo play — balls, mice and catnip toys for independent fun.
Enrichment — puzzle and treat-dispensing toys work the mind and slow down fast eaters.
Safety — avoid small parts or loose string that could be swallowed, and store wand toys away between sessions.

Rotating toys keeps them novel, and ending play with a small treat satisfies the natural hunt-eat sequence.

Frequently asked questions
How much playtime does my indoor cat need?
Aim for a few short, active play sessions daily — even 10–15 minutes each of wand play helps burn energy, maintain a healthy weight and reduce boredom behaviours. Indoor cats rely on you for this stimulation, so regular interactive play makes a big difference to their wellbeing.
Is catnip safe for cats?
Yes, catnip is safe and non-addictive for most cats, offering harmless enrichment — though not all cats respond to it (the trait is genetic). Offer it in moderation as an occasional treat. Kittens under a few months old often don’t react to catnip yet.
My cat ignores its toys — how do I get it interested?
Rotate toys so they stay novel, and lead with interactive wand play that mimics prey — movement triggers the hunting instinct far more than a static toy. Try different textures and catnip, play at times your cat is naturally active (dawn and dusk), and end sessions with a treat to satisfy the hunt-eat sequence.