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DIY Catnip Mouse Toy:

Materials needed: felt, catnip, thread, scissors, and a needle. Instructions: Cut two mouse-shaped pieces of felt and sew them together, leaving a small opening. Stuff the mouse with catnip and sew the opening shut. Add a tail made of yarn or ribbon, and your catnip mouse toy is ready for playtime.


DIY T-Shirt Rope Toy:
Materials needed: an old t-shirt, scissors. Instructions: Cut the t-shirt into thin strips, and tie a knot at one end. Braid the strips together, and tie another knot at the end. Your dog will love to chew and play with this soft, durable rope toy.


DIY Feather Wand Toy:
Materials needed: a wooden dowel, string, feathers, and glue. Instructions: Tie a length of string to one end of the wooden dowel. Glue a feather to the other end of the string. Repeat with several more feathers, spacing them out along the length of the string. Your cat will love to swat and chase this feather wand toy.


DIY Puzzle Toy:
Materials needed: a muffin tin, tennis balls, and treats. Instructions: Place a treat in each muffin cup. Cover each cup with a tennis ball. Your dog will have to figure out how to remove the tennis ball to get to the treat. This puzzle toy provides mental stimulation and a fun challenge for your dog.


DIY Cardboard Scratch Pad:
Materials needed: cardboard, scissors, and glue. Instructions: Cut a piece of cardboard into a square or rectangular shape. Cut strips of cardboard and glue them to the surface of the cardboard base, creating a rough surface for your cat to scratch. Your cat will love to use this scratch pad instead of your furniture.

These DIY pet toys are easy and inexpensive to make, and will provide hours of entertainment for your furry friend.

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