These fun cat toys will keep your fanciful feline busy for hours! The kick stick is long enough for your curious kitty to bite and kick at the same time. Filled with four tablespoons of catnip, these cat toys will keep your cat busy for hours!

Here's a cute little crochet cat toys pattern that has a bell attached for extra playtime fun. A quick and easy crochet project, this makes a great pet toy project for beginners.

Include the feline member of your family when planning holiday wear. This poinsettia collar is crocheted quickly and is the perfect accessory for fashion conscious kitties!

This Crochet Cat Hammock would be an adorable and luxurious cat accessory! This free crochet pattern is pretty simple and it is also the perfect project to use up random odds and ends of yarn!

Of course you can use any yarn you would like but you may need to adjust the amount of rows that you do to make sure that your hammock remains cat-sized.

This cat sweater is pretty darn quick to crochet - meaning you can whip up one for every occasion! Go with oranges for Halloween, red and green for Christmas, and don't forget your favorite sports team!

A mini blanket that your cat can push around the house and have fun with. The design includes a couple of tassels and jingle bells, which cats love!

This cute flower accessory can be worn either as a headband or a collar. It works up quickly and uses only a minimal amount of yarn. Substitute your favorite colors to make festive flowers that bloom all year round!

Make the changing seasons more bearable for your feline friend by crafting them a toasty cat sweater. Shape it as shown or crochet with different tones that bring out your furry pal’s distinctive personality. It's a quick project that makes it all the more satisfying to complete.

Love keeping your cat in the latest winter looks? Your little furry friend will be the talk of the park in this bright and bold coat.

Your kitty will be the most fashionable on the block after you crochet one of these great collars! This is simple and will cost you much less to make than those stiff, uncomfortable collars at pet stores.