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My cats are always trying to sneak a way to eat my food off my plate. They are shameless! Laura from A Beautiful Mess shows how you can make these cute felt cat toys shaped like your favorite junk food. I think the taco is my favorite. Think my cats will be fooled? Probably not, but with the catnip filling they probably won’t care.
Click the link below to go to the tutorial:
Junk Food Cat Toy DIY! by A Beautiful Mess
[photo from A Beautiful Mess]
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I’ve made hundreds of catnip toys throughout the years from every fabric: denim, felt, flannel, cotton, etc., and the only fabric they’ve never been able to chew through is fleece. These are marvelous, and I think they would hold up better (depending upon your kitty, of course, but mine love chewing!) if made from fleece.
Good suggestion! Thanks for sharing!! –Anne