Why doesn't my cat like to play with toys?
Have you ever noticed that your cat often plays with toys for only 3-4 minutes then he throws the toys aside? However, other cats can play for more than ten minutes, and they are still interested. This sharp contrast will make you feel very confused, why don't cats like to play with toys? The following article will introduce you several common reasons.
1. Cats are of different ages
You will find that the older the cat, the less he exercises. You only need to give them basic cat supplies, such as cat bowls and cat litters, and they can stay quietly all day. This is not only because their bodies are not as flexible as those young cats, but also because these toys have been played with when they were young, and they are no longer interested.
2. Different personalities
Different cats are suitable for different toys. For example, active cats are very suitable for cat toys that have a lot of exercise, such as cat treadmills and cat climbing frames. Those cats who particularly like to eat are more suitable for cat toys that leak food.
3. The cat is too tired
Your cat is tired of playing when you are not at home. And when you get home, give him a cat toy. Even if the cat likes this toy very much in his heart, his exhausted body cannot keep him from playing.
4. Too few types
When you give the cat the same toy every day, the cat will also get bored. A cat is a curious animal. The more strange things are, the greater his curiosity and interest will become.
