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Animal Crackers as a Cat Toy

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Date: 02/21/2008 Topic: Pets > Cat Toys  
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I have found a cheap toy for our cat. Half of an animal cracker was on the floor, and our cat chases it all the time. This is a cat who won't play with any storebought toy. Give her an animal cracker, and she gives us a great joy. How thrifty is that!

By Kim from WI
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Post by mikki (104) | (02/25/2008)
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Thriftmeg, our cat doesn't eat the animal crackers, just paws at them, and they tend to spin a little, and it's a great game.

Maryeileen, I took some aluminum foil and had done what you also mentioned. At first she wasn't interested, but she played with it one time.

smilingfaces88, that's a great playtoy idea. Sometimes our cat will chase the rings, how funny! Do you mean the ring or do you have some other seal?Never thought of twist-ties. She got into a sugarfilled straw from valentines day, and just loved the straw part, although when I saw the sugar was all over, out went the straw........

Thanks for your ideas! Kim

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Post by thriftmeg (217) | (02/22/2008)
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Does she eat them? If not, she may be secretly trying to attract some more lively toys like mice. LOL anyway really does sound like a thrifty toy/snack.

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Post by Maryeileen (298) | (02/21/2008)
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You can also loosely crumple some unused foil into a ball. Our furry kids love to bat them around!

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Post by smilingfaces88 (19) | (02/21/2008)
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My cat does not like bought toys either she loves to play with a twist tie or the seal from a milk jug.
She will play for hours with this.:))

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