Climbing toys:
Climbing toys are mostly cat climbing frames. As a kitten living in the city, if I can only have one toy in my life, it must be a cat climbing frame. To explain to you the core position of the cat climbing frame, I have to mention a previous experiment:
Is the cat climbing frame really so important? I don’t know if you have any impression of the previous knowledge points: → When you are not at home, how does the cat’s day go? In this article, the scientists used locators to count the main life rhythms of 6 cats in their 14-day cohabitation life. The experiment found that the six cats spent an average of 15 hours and 40 minutes a day in the rest area and on the cat climbing frame on the balcony. The cat climbing frame occupies 2/3 of the kitten's time, and can meet the various needs of the kitten at the same time-observing the territory, grinding claws, resting, safe area, scent marking and so on. It is worth buying to meet multiple needs at one time.

Hide and seek toys:
It is said that there are two types of cats in this world:
If your cat is the kind of kitten who has no interest in high places and the cat climbing frame is only used to stick fur and dust, it may be that you have encountered the antonym of ordinary cats: walking cats!
Jackson Galaxy believes that cats who love high places such as cat climbing frames and open views are "tree dwellers".
Cats that like the ground and focus on hiding and retreating are more like "bush dwellers", also known as walking cats. For walking cats, hiding toys are the core needs.

Consumable toys:
The toys in this category are essentially designed to imitate the cat’s hunting process, allowing kittens to release energy and stress, reduce behavioral problems, and spend every day with ease.

Chasing toys:
The main point of choosing a cat teaser stick that imitates the flight of birds is that the pole should be long and fly lightly, so that the shit shoveler can stand in place and dance around the room; the key point of buying a laser pointer that imitates small flying insects is To be safe, buy ones below 5mW, and don’t shoot them directly into the cat’s eyes when using them; choose larger ball toys to avoid accidental ingestion.

When playing with the kitten, let the kitten have a sense of immersion and gain, half of which can be caught, and half of which cannot be caught. Put it away when not playing to keep it fresh.