Simple Solutions for Cat Scratching

Cat toys as a distraction for your cat

Top recommended cat toys

As is mentioned in Cat Scratching Solutions, one of the best things you can do to prevent your cat from destroying your fuirniture, hands and sanity is to find an adequate cat toy. Be careful though - not all cat toys are good, no matter how fun and shiny they appear. You need to find the adequate one.

In the section below I will show you examples of cat toys that have proven time and time again as kitty favorites, and some of which I actually own and frequently toss to my cat as a distraction. As is mentioned in the article I linked above, cats sometimes have an abundance of energy that needs to be redirected at something else, whether that's a good scratching post that appeals to their kitten senses, or a cat toy that is fun and distracting.

How to choose a perfect cat toy?

This can be an ordeal. What you need to keep in mind is that what appeals to you may not appeal to your feline friend, so it might be best to check some products that have proven to be tons of fun for cats. I used to buy some toys for my cats only to have them tossed into a box in the corner after the cat shunned them and never looked at them again. You don't want this to happen to you because you don't want to waste your time and money on this. 

Here I present you with some really entertaining cat toys that will distract your cat and not only entertain Captain Scratch, but also you. Because, really, why shouldn't you enjoy it?

These toys I listed are the ones I have good experiences with, and the safest bet when you're getting something like this for your cat is to go with the catnip toys. I particularly liked the catnip bananas I listed hilarious and found them to be the best among the bunch when I want to distract my cat. You will also love the cat dancer, and it's perfect to drain the energy of your cat through playing. Guaranteed to go to sleep afterwards.

In any case, if you need more tips on how to prevent your cat from scratching and biting, or you already have cat toys, you can refer back to Cat Scratching Solutions and read about more tips and tricks to raise a good obedient kitty.