Cat Toys

Browse our range of vet approved cat toys to discover new and exciting ways to play. Playtime is one of the best ways to bond with your pet and provides exercise and stimulation. From squeaky toys and teddies to interactive cat toys, our range is full of exciting toys to get your cat active and entertained.

Toys for Every Cat

Whether you're looking for indoor cat toys to keep your pet busy at home or the best cat play toys to encourage active play, we have options to suit different needs. Our range of cat toys offers plenty of ways to keep your cat entertained, from chasing and pouncing to playing together. Explore our collection to find the best toys for cats who love to play.

Browse our cat toys UK collection and discover a new favourite for your pet. Every purchase from PDSA Pet Store helps support PDSA's work keeping people and pets together.

Here to help

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Does catnip affect all cats, and is it safe?

No not every cat is sensitive to catnip but most are. Catnip is a non-toxic herb so can be given without worry, it is best to avoid overconsumption however to avoid any upset tummies.

What's the difference between a catnip toy and a silvervine toy?

Both catnip and silvervine are euphoric stimulants for cats. Catnip tends to be more common but silvervine tends to have an effect on more cats when compared. Not every cat responds to one or either however. Both are non-toxic and can be given to cats without worry but overconsumption is not recommended as it may lead to an upset stomach.

Are there toys here suitable for cats that scratch furniture?

Yes, cats often want to drag their claws across certain materials. Toys that are textured make a great alternative for them to scratch against instead. Scratch posts are the best solution for this problem as they like a sturdy non moving object to do it against.

How do I keep my cat entertained when I'm not home?

Having plenty of play options that cats love to chase, roll around with and scratch is the best way to keep them entertained. They tend to spend most of their time sleeping, so having options for them to interact with during their short bursts of energy is always best.