Cats enjoy playing with a variety of toys, and their preferences can vary depending on their age, personality, and activity level. Here are some toys that cats like to play with, according to the search results:

• Ball toys: These toys mimic the movement of prey animals and can include enticing elements like catnip, noisemakers, fur and feathers, or treats. Examples of ball toys include wadded-up paper, balls shaped like mice, ping-pong balls, and balls with bells.

• Wand toys: Cats love chasing and pouncing on toys that move, and wand toys are a great option for this. Examples of wand toys include spinning feathers on a wand, Q-tips tied to a medium, and toys with long, thin pieces of cloth that hang off of a stick.

• Hide and Seek: This is a fun game for cats to play, and found toys are often much more attractive than a toy that is blatantly introduced.

• Bat/kick toys: These toys are great for cats to bat around and kick with their hind legs. Examples of bat/kick toys include furry mice with tails, plain old string or shoelaces, and hair ties.

• Catnip toys: Many cats love catnip, and toys infused with catnip can be a great way to stimulate their playfulness.

• Crinkly tunnel: This is a great toy for cats to zoom through and play in.

• Scratching post: Cats love to scratch, and providing them with a scratching post can be a great way to redirect their scratching behavior away from your furniture.

Its important to rotate your cats toys weekly by making only four or five toys available at a time and keeping a variety of types easily accessible. If your cat has a huge favorite, like a soft "baby" that she loves to cuddle with, you should probably leave that one out all the time.