Cat Toys
Interactive cat toys, play tunnels, spring toys and scratchers that keep your cat active, curious and entertained.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are toys important for cats?
Play keeps cats fit, prevents boredom and satisfies their natural hunting instinct. It is especially important for indoor cats.
What toys do cats like most?
Most cats love toys that move or make sound, tunnels to hide in and scratchers. Touch-sensitive and spring toys are great for solo play.
How often should I play with my cat?
Aim for two or three short play sessions a day of 10–15 minutes. Rotate toys to keep them interesting.
Is a cat exercise wheel worth it?
For energetic indoor cats, an exercise wheel offers a safe way to burn energy. Introduce it slowly with treats and toys.
Key Features of Our Cat Toys
Interactive play
Touch-sensitive, sound and spring toys that react to your cat.
Tunnels to explore
3-way, pop-up and plush tunnels for hiding and pouncing.
Scratch and play in one
Wooden and cardboard scratchers with built-in toys.
Healthy activity
Keeps indoor cats fit and helps prevent boredom.
Compare at a Glance
| Toy type | Best for | Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Interactive toys with sound | Solo play | Stimulates hunting instinct |
| Play tunnels | Hiding and chasing | Exercise and security |
| Scratcher with toy | Scratching and play | Protects furniture |
| Spring toys | Energetic cats | Unpredictable movement |
| Exercise wheel | Very active indoor cats | Burns energy safely |
Cat Toys: Interactive Play, Tunnels and Scratchers for Happy, Active Cats
Every cat, from a playful kitten to a laid-back senior, is a natural hunter. Play is how cats express that instinct, burn energy, stay a healthy weight and keep their minds sharp. For indoor cats in particular, regular play is essential to prevent boredom, stress and unwanted behaviours such as scratching furniture or night-time zoomies. Our cat toys collection is designed to keep your cat moving, thinking and having fun, whether you are playing together or your cat is entertaining itself.
Interactive and Electronic Cat Toys
Interactive toys move, react or make noise, triggering your cat’s urge to stalk and pounce. Our Touch-Sensitive Interactive Cat Toys, available as a plush bird and a flying fish, respond when your cat paws them. The Interactive Cat Play Toy with Sound and the Interactive Spring Cat Toy offer unpredictable movement that keeps cats engaged for longer.
Cat Play Tunnels
Cats love to hide, ambush and dash through tight spaces. Our 3-Way Cat Play Tunnel, Colourful Pop-Up Cat Tunnel, Soft Interactive Plush Cat Tunnel and Plush Interactive Cat Tunnel provide endless games of hide and seek, and the Plush Cat Tunnel Bed 2-in-1 doubles as a cosy place to nap after play.
Scratch and Play Toys
Combining scratching with play is a great way to protect your furniture. The Interactive Wooden Cat Scratching and Play Toy, the Interactive 3-in-1 Scratching and Play Toy, the Interactive Cardboard Cat Scratcher and Toy, the Cat Scratcher and Interactive Spring Ball Toy and the Scratching Ball Cat Toy all give your cat an approved place to scratch, with built-in balls and springs to bat. For larger scratching furniture, see our cat trees and scratching posts.
Exercise for Energetic Indoor Cats
The Cat Exercise Wheel / Cat Treadmill gives very active indoor cats a safe way to run and burn off energy. Introduce it slowly, using treats and wand toys to encourage your cat to step on and walk.
How to Choose the Right Cat Toys
- Match the toy to your cat’s play style: chasers love moving toys; ambushers love tunnels; scratchers love combination toys.
- Mix solo and interactive play: electronic toys keep cats busy alone; tunnels and wand play are great together.
- Think about age: kittens need lots of short play sessions; older cats prefer gentler games.
- Safety first: check toys regularly and remove any that are damaged.
Tips for Better Playtime
- Play two or three times a day for 10 to 15 minutes, ideally before meals, to mimic the hunt, catch and eat cycle.
- Rotate toys weekly so they stay new and exciting.
- End play sessions with a ‘catch’ so your cat feels satisfied.
- Place tunnels and scratch toys in rooms where your cat spends the most time.
Explore our cat toys and pair them with our cat beds for the perfect play and nap routine.