Entertaining a kitteh

[Basil]

All our previous cats have loved chasing a toothpaste tube top around the bath.  But these days it's getting hard to find an old fashioned top with no flip top bit which stops it rolling freely.
Got one today.  Daf has been in the bath for two hours now and he's still in there slapping and chasing it.

[Kim]

Those tops are still common on things where it's really important not to get the tubes mixed up.  Hydrocortisone, Canesten, hair dye, two-part epoxy, that sort of thing.

[marcusjb]

Screw on bottle caps (plastic ones) are just as much fun I reckon. One of ours will bat them around for ever. The other couldn't care less, but give him a ball of scrunched up paper and he is off.

[Kathy]

Ours just get given wine corks (if Eth-the-ferret hasn't stolen it first - there's usually a whole stash of corks in the bottom of the wardrobe).

Not sure what this says about our household. 

[Basil]

The thing about a tube top is the slightly conical shape makes it roll in unexpected angles, plus the gradient in the bath giving it almost a life of its own.  (from the cat's pov)

[Kim]

I molished a couple of ping pong balls with a ball bearing inside (make a small incision and glue it back up) for our cats to play with.  Hours of fun until they get batted into an unreachable crevice.

Modern cats probably prefer lasers.

[rogerzilla]

Ours go for the laser but apparently it's unsatisfying because they never get to catch the dot.

[Chris S]

Not sure what this says about our household. 

You've got a really posh taste in wine! Mine are nearly all screw-tops. Which possibly serve almost as well in the Kitteh Entertainment Dept - given a capacity to roll.