Homemade Catnip Toys For Cats

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Homemade catnip toys for cats. Dried catnip is fragile and crumbly. Now your dried catnip can be brewed for tea or included in homemade cat toys. Of course don t forget the catnip. Yarn ball catnip toy.

Don t make them too big because these are cat toys after all. All you need is glue catnip yarn and styrofoam balls to create these irresistible homemade cat toys. This can mealtime a delightful surprise. Some kitties may prefer pom poms but there are definitely a lot of cats that love feathers especially feathers and bells.

Our cat toys have also been featured in cat fancy magazine and are custom made in the usa by one craftswoman since 1998. This simple effective and refillable catnip toy is a cinch to put together and should keep your kitten busy for years. Homemade catnip yarn balls the classic yarn ball reimagined. That will be two pieces of felt in your choice of color cut to the same shape.

Homemade catnip filled cat toys first gather the supplies you ll need for the first part. The toys may become irresistible to the cat leading to intense frantic playing followed by periods of spacing out. The catnip cafe was awarded the 5 paw approval rating from the cummings school of veterinary medicine at tufts university. Cut wool felt add a tinkly bell and a string and you can have one of these pretty feather cat toys in just minutes.

The toy will make crinkly sounds when your cat plays with it. Keep in mind that kittens ignore catnip and not all cats actually love catnip but most of them do and if they do you surely know by now that you should limit their contact to catnip maybe. Crumple some tissue paper or newspaper and stuff inside the sock. All you need is some fabric velcro stuffing a satchel and some minor sewing skills to throw it together.

Use your hands to break the leaves and flowers into small bits discarding the stems as you go. Roll sock down and add a pinch or two of catnip to the toe area of the sock. Spray the catnip on the cat s food. It s completely safe for your cat to eat food that has been sprayed.

See below for one quick project. Another good idea is to spray things like chew toys rag dolls scratching posts and so on. Now you can create a yarn ball that won t unravel and that s infused with catnip to keep your cat transfixed. Homemade diy cat rattling toy.