Pick Their Kind of Play

  • Chase & Pounce

    Wands and interactive toys for quick bursts of active play.

  • Scratch & Stretch

    Scratchers and ramps for natural scratching, stretching, and lounging.

  • Lick, Bat & Explore

    Catnip and enrichment toys for slower, curiosity-led play.

    Playtime Favorites

    A few playful picks for scratching, chasing, batting, and everyday enrichment.
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      Small Moments of Play Add Up

      A wand by the sofa, a scratcher near their favorite spot, or a toy they can return to throughout the day can help make everyday routines feel more engaging.

      Shop Play Essentials

      Made for Curiosity

      Options for chasing, scratching, batting, and exploring.

      Easy to Add to the Day

      Simple play essentials that fit naturally into everyday routines.

      Different Ways to Play

      A mix of active, independent, and enrichment-focused options.

      Playtime Help

      Play & Enrichment FAQs

      How do I choose the right toy for my cat? +

      Consider how your cat naturally likes to play. Some cats enjoy chasing and pouncing, while others prefer scratching, batting, licking, or quieter independent play. Review the individual product details and choose options that fit your cat’s size, activity level, and usual play habits.

      How should scratchers and cat toys be cared for? +

      Care requirements vary by product and material. Remove loose fur, debris, or residue as needed and follow the product-specific care instructions. Replace toys or scratchers if they become heavily worn, damaged, or have loose parts.

      Should interactive toys be used with supervision? +

      Yes, interactive toys should be used according to the individual product instructions. Supervision is especially appropriate for toys with strings, feathers, small attachments, or moving parts. Store them safely when they are not intended for independent use.