We adopted Suki a couple of months ago. I have tried making some homemade toys but the only toy she is interested in is the flirt pole. Is she too old for play time?
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4 year old play?
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Certain cats are attracted to certain toys. When I rescued my boy at 3 weeks old, I started to buy lots of toys for him to play with but he wasn't really interested in many of them and thus those toys were not being used at all. He only like to play with the ball, some feathers from the cat wand band one or two homemade toys.
Suki is 4 years old and my boy is coming to 5 years old and he still plays like a kid sometimes. Since you've just adopted Suki and we thank you for that, give her a little more time to settle in. She is not too old to play but maybe it could be her personality. Just give her time and find out which toy she likes most and play with her using that toy.
My boy has been playing with his favorite ball since he came home to us till now. It's just a dollar ball and it lasted till now.
Here's an article for you to read :- how-to-choose-the-best-toy-for-your-cat
Not too old at all! Hekitty turned 12 this year, and although she doesn't play for long stretches, she's still demanding that I pull out Da Bird for her at least twice a day for short play times. And she's fascinated with Jackson Galaxy's Butterfly Ball, AND Cat Love's Woodland Mousehunt. It's a matter of figuring out exactly what will trip your cat's trigger!
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Thank you so much for your replies! I am watching Jackson Galaxy youtubes to learn more. Cats are certainly NOT like dogs
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LOL, no, not in the least. It can be a bit of a culture shock, if you are used to dogs!
