Cat Toys

I spend a fortune on cat toys and stuff for my two furkids. My girls are spoilt rotten. Yes, really. I have a twin bed and they take up half of it. They only weigh 5 lbs each. My weenie cats walk all over me.

And they still love the simplest toys: strings, paper bags, balls, and plastic bags.

One of my girls loves to hop in the plastic shopping bag to get a ride. We call it "Going wheeee!". She hops in, I slowly pick it up, and carry her around. Give her a little nudge type swing. Her whiskers are all forward and her eyes are bright like she is ready to pounce a bird. I don't do it much anymore- i dont have the strength.

They also fight over feathers and strings. I have to call their names and make them take turns. Usually it works.

And my little furkids LOVE to mangle paper bags. They hop in and out, pounce on them, attack them, and literally dragrace into them and slide them across the floor. My little one also llikes to take her paws and hit the bottom of the bag on its side and "walk" the paper bag. It literally looks like the bag is waddling slowly across the floor. Helps to have a bare floor.

And they sleep so well after playing too! It's like taking kids to the playground.

I just make sure I put everything up afterwords. Don't want any curious kitties injesting anything.

Now i have to get locks for all my inside doors and somehow, my armoire. They have learned to open plastic storage drawers, bifold doors, and regular doors. Not that they have the height to do it, they are just too darn inquisitive. And their legs are half the length of a normal cat's legs! Munchkin kitties. and boy do they make up for it too. You would think there were two of each of them the energy they have. I have to keep them off of high places and keep them from jumping up on everything. Counters, storage cabinets (7 ft high i might add)- nothing is off limits to them, even when I say it is.

I just hope they dont figure out the latch and zippers on my purse!