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Most of us know that cats are frisky pets. They may rest a lot, but at the same time, they also require lots of fun and play. Playing with your cat is an excellent way to build up the bond between your pet and yourself and also provides a form of exercise for your kitty. So, after you buy a cat, try to get it engaged in various games. Some common cat games include paw hockey, staircase dash, chase the bubbles and chase the string. It is easy to play with cats as they usually play with anything. Just remember that dangerous items like plastic packets, small toys or toy parts and toxic items should be kept away from your feline friend.

In this article, we give you an idea of 4 exciting cat games that you can enjoy with your furry friend.

Paw hockey: This game needs at least 10 square feet of free space. In that space, use a scrunched up aluminum sheet as a hockey puck for the cat to chase it across the floor.

Staircase dash: Place your cat at the top of a staircase while you stand at the bottom. Flick a table tennis ball near her and allow your kitty to chase it while the ball bounces down the stairs. Keep repeating the game till your cat gets too tired to chase the ball

Chase the bubble: Chasing bubbles is an enjoyable game that most cats enjoy. But for this game to be truly enjoyable, you should ideally play on a warm breezy day when the bubbles can be easily blown around. You can either use bubble solutions used for children or make your own using dishwashing liquid, glycerine, water and sugar. Blow the bubbles all around the room for your pet to chase.

Chase the string: String games are a perennial favorite of cats. Tie a ball or rubber mouse at the end of a thick string and drag it behind you as you race around the house. Watch your kitty amuse herself as she chases the object on the string.

Interactive forms of cat games allow your cat to sharpen her hunting skills, become more agile and sensitive to the surroundings. It is a healthy outlet for aggression and pent up energy, which is a common feline behavior. Since cats are shy or introverted by nature, they benefit a lot from these games as it helps them gain confidence.