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Posted by Inga15 on March 12, 2003 at 17:25:48:

In Reply to: Play Suggestions posted by pmantone on March 12, 2003 at 13:05:13:

I've tied a rattling mouse toy to the end of a long piece of yarn, and tied the other end to the top of a set of doors inside the house that is always open. The door is an odd one; it has one of those locks that goes into the doorframe at the top of the door (it's an old house). My 5-mo kitty never tires of flipping that thing around, b/c she can hide from it on either side of the door and it bounces like crazy. Yarn is bouncier than string.

She also loves chasing those feather toys - they're about $5 US and come with a long feather boa attached to a flexible stick. You carry it around the house or tease her with it and she'll love you for it.

Good luck!

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