Kitten Toys
A kitten is a tiny predator with energy to burn, and play is how it learns to hunt, pounce and bite — ideally something that isn’t your hand. The right toys teach good habits early and tire them out beautifully.
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Fuzzy Worm Cat Wand Refills with Bells (10 Pack)
Ten fuzzy worm refills with jingle bells that clip onto a cat teaser wand.
£11.99
Pom-Pom Cat Teaser Wand With Bell
A bite-resistant feather teaser wand with a jingling bell that gets cats leaping and chasing.
£7.99
Plush Paw Cat Teaser Wand
A wooden-handled teaser wand with a soft plush paw dangler that gets cats pouncing and chasing.
£13.99
Colourful Feather Cat Teaser Wand
A feather teaser wand with a jingling bell that sparks your cat's hunting instinct for energetic, interactive play. The colourful plumes flutter to keep them chasing and pouncing.
From£7.99
Wobbling Tumbler Cat Toy with Feather Wand
A self-righting duck tumbler toy with a clip-on feather wand that wobbles and bobs as your cat bats it, encouraging independent pouncing and play. Keeps kittens entertained and busts boredom.
From£9.99
Door-Mounted Automatic Cat Teaser Wand
A door-mounted automatic teaser that swings a flying rope wand in 360-degree rotating sweeps. The track-style retracting motion triggers your cat's hunting instinct for hands-free, worry-free solo play.
£13.99
Feather Teaser Replacement Heads for Cat Wands
A set of feather teaser replacement heads with a bell and a bendable spring wand, each styled as a different bird or insect. Clips on to revive a worn-out cat wand and trigger your cat's hunting instinct.
From£8.99
Cat Teaser Wand Replacement Feather Head with Bell
A replacement feather head for your cat's teaser wand, with natural plumes and a jingling bell to reignite the chase. Clips on quickly to bring fresh flutter and pounce-worthy fun back to playtime.
£7.99
Feather Cat Teaser Wand with Bell
A flexible steel-wire teaser wand topped with colourful feathers and a jingle bell that flicks and bounces to trigger your cat's hunting instinct. Great for interactive play, exercise and bonding.
£7.99
Retractable Cat Teaser Wand Set with Feather Refills
An interactive teaser wand set for indoor cats, with two extendable rods and a bundle of clip-on feather and worm attachments that jingle as they move. The retractable design makes it easy to vary the chase and tuck away after play.
£10.99
Plush Fairy Teaser Wand Cat Toy
A pastel plush teaser wand dressed with pom-poms, a star and shimmering ribbons, with a rattle inside to call your cat in before a proper ten-minute hunt.
£7.99
Catit Treat Ball
A rolling cat treat ball that dispenses rewards or closes for ordinary ball play
£7.49
Electric Scurrying Mouse Cat Toy
A motorised plush mouse that scurries around on unpredictable routes, triggering your cat's chase and hunt instincts for hours of active, independent play.
From£7.99
Interactive Rolling Cat Ball with Chew Rope
A self-rolling electronic cat ball that moves in random directions to spark the chase, with built-in sounds and an attached chew rope for batting and biting. USB-C rechargeable with a standby mode to save power between play sessions.
£16.99
Wind-Up Hamster Rolling Ball Cat Toy
A wind-up plush animal in a clear rolling ball that skitters across the floor.
£9.99
Wooden Interactive Cat Toy Box With Feather Teaser
A solid wooden activity box drilled with paw and fish-shaped holes for batting and pouncing, plus a spring-mounted feather teaser. Keeps cats busy whether you play together or they entertain themselves.
£29.99
Crinkle Mylar Ball Cat Toy
Lightweight crinkle balls that shimmer and rustle as they roll, setting off your cat's chase instinct.
£7.99
Multi-Level Cat Track Ball Tower Toy
A tiered turntable toy with a winding labyrinth track that keeps balls spinning just out of reach. The layered design adds difficulty to challenge clever cats, encouraging batting, chasing and hours of independent play.
£11.99
Faux Rabbit Fur Catnip Ball Cat Toy
Soft, fluffy faux rabbit-fur balls filled with catnip to spark satisfying solo play, pouncing and chasing. Lightweight and washable, they are perfect for keeping indoor cats active and entertained.
From£7.99
Rosewood Naturals Catnip Ball
A 100% natural catnip ball for cats, made in the Bavarian style with no fillers
£3.50
Rosewood Naturals Willow & Catnip Marbles Ball
A willow ball filled with 100% natural catnip, for cats that respond to scent over squeak
£4.50
Ruff 'N' Tumble Mouse 'N' Squeak Catnip Toy
A soft fur catnip mouse with a movement-activated squeak, from the Ruff 'N' Tumble range
£4.59
Smart Choice Butterfly Cat Teaser
Three Smart Choice plush cat teasers with catnip, feathers and jingle
£5.99
Ruff 'N' Tumble Golf 'N' Balls Assorted
Pack of four safely dyed sponge golf balls for cats to chase
£2.99
Play teaches a kitten how to be a cat
Stalking, chasing and pouncing are hardwired hunting behaviours, and a kitten that gets to act them out on toys is far less likely to ambush your ankles or bite during cuddles. Wand and teaser toys are gold here — they let the kitten chase prey that isn’t your hand, which sets the boundary early.
Short, frequent bursts suit a kitten’s stamina better than one long session, and ending play with a “catch” and a small meal mirrors the natural hunt-eat-groom-sleep cycle.
Keeping kitten play safe
Kittens explore with their mouths, so avoid anything with small parts, loose bells, glued eyes or thin string that could be swallowed and cause a dangerous blockage. Wand toys with string should always be put away after play, never left out unsupervised.
Rotate a few toys to keep novelty high, and include solo toys — balls, spring toys, a catnip mouse — for the times you can’t play, so a bored kitten doesn’t turn to the houseplants.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
From the Knowledge Hub
Common questions
What toys are best for kittens?
Wand and teaser toys for interactive hunting play, plus lightweight balls and small mice for solo play. Avoid anything with small or loose parts a kitten could swallow.
How do I stop my kitten biting my hands?
Never use hands as toys — redirect every pounce onto a wand or toy. Consistent “hands are not prey” play teaches the boundary, and plenty of exercise burns off the energy behind the nipping.
Are string and wand toys safe for kittens?
Only under supervision — string and small parts can be swallowed and cause a serious blockage. Put wand toys away after play and choose solo toys without loose bits for unsupervised time.
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