Poll of the Day > Cat owners, Whats your cat's favorite not-a-toy toy?

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Mine are the plastic rings from the glass acqua panna water bottles. Not sure why but it HAS to be those, soda bottles don't do it for her. But man, give her one and she will play fetch with you until your arm falls off.

plastic bags or tinfoil

Deez

A 4-year-old empty carrot bag. Both of them love it, for some reason, and will actually fight over who gets to sit on it and roll around while nuzzling it. New empty carrot bags will attract their attention as well and are occasionally useful to give one of them a consolation prize when the primary bag is occupied, but they tend to lose interest in them once they've been out for a while, whereas the original bag is still going strong.

Cats are weird, man.

Hard_Light posted...

plastic bags

Cat is afraid of those and wont go near them.

Hard_Light posted...

tinfoil

cat chews on these which is weird as I have things specifically for her to chew on that she loves.

Almost every cat I've had loves twist ties. I have to be careful to keep smaller ones away from them so they don't accidentally eat them.

adjl posted...

A 4-year-old empty carrot bag. Both of them love it, for some reason, and will actually fight over who gets to sit on it and roll around while nuzzling it. New empty carrot bags will attract their attention as well and are occasionally useful to give one of them a consolation prize when the primary bag is occupied, but they tend to lose interest in them once they've been out for a while, whereas the original bag is still going strong.

Cats are weird, man.

Yall got carrot bags in Canada instead of regular carrots sheathes?

Canadians are even weirder than cats!

Paper balls. As in I take a small piece of paper, roll it up into a ball and throw it at her.

She prefers to play with these over her own toys.

Rubber bands always end up in the water bowl

Plastic in general

The last cat I had really loved baskets. Fittingly, we put his smaller toys in one basket and let the little endearing asshole have a ball.

hypnox posted...

Mine are the plastic rings from the glass acqua panna water bottles. Not sure why but it HAS to be those, soda bottles don't do it for her. But man, give her one and she will play fetch with you until your arm falls off.

Anything pretty much. If she can knock it across the floor she will play with it.

rjsilverthorn posted...

Almost every cat I've had loves twist ties. I have to be careful to keep smaller ones away from them so they don't accidentally eat them.

You have to be careful on all sizes. I found a large plastic hair and in the cat litter once. Twist ties are probably more dangerous since they have metal below the plastic part. I'm lucky she didn't get hurt.

My foot. :(

He loves to attack hoodie drawstrings, or anything string like really but especially on a hoodie

I have two. The one goes nuts fighting shoe laces. The other taps on the flaps of boxes like she's doing morse code sending a message to her home planet.

A cloth bag. She straddles it when she's crazy and tries feeling for phantom objects under it.

hypnox posted...

Cat is afraid of those and wont go near them.

butters loves them

he shreds them, he sleeps on them, he likes them more than a box with a heating pad in it

Mizuhiki, which I can understand as they are like a combination of wire and string. The other one loves the paper from tunnocks caramel wafers, will literally try to steal it off them, doesn't really care for any other food packaging.

Twist Ties for some reason

Lets see

Dandelion Potato: hair ties. He goes nuts when he gets ahold of one.

Orchid Mantis: plastic bags. The freaking little goblin, cant leave them anywhere where she can get to them.

Tillamook: Straws. If we have a drink with a straw he will steal it.

Cotton: Nothing. He barely knows how to play as it is.

Lollipop sticks, like the DumDum ones with the corner slightly bent, cat goes wild over it.

A part of a plastic aquarium plant that broke off.

plastic seal from those natrel tetrapak milk cartons