Spending time with pets can be great fun. Their frolicsome ways can help you spend your leisure without getting bored. Your company can help entertain your pet as much as you would love to have some fun. Most of the time, you may find it difficult to spare time for it. To keep pets in a playful mood, you can buy some toys for your pet. After all, who doesn't want to see his pet in high spirits?

There are plenty of toys in the market which can keep your favorite pet entertained for hours on end. Some such items are rubber rings and rope dog toys. Both these playthings are a bit hit with dogs that love to play tug-of-war or fetching games.

The best way to keep your dog occupied is to let it have "Kong" range of toys. These solid rubber toys have a hole wherein you can stuff something tasty. In an attempt to lick the treat out of the Kong toy your dog will spend hours munching it. Keeping it engaged, you can peacefully carry on with your work for quite a while.

Dogs invariably take a liking for stuffed and furry toys. They enjoy nibbling it whenever they feel like. Make sure you buy well made toys so that the stuffing do not get into the mouth and choke them.

To keep your cat in good humor, you can buy toy birds and mice. Cats have a special liking for the ones attached to a string, so that you can pull it and around and entice it to an elusive chase. Such tricks really make extremely funny cat videos.

Cats also have a great liking for tin-foil balls, cardboard boxes, and scrunched up papers! With a laser pointer you can have your cat at its playful best. With tireless energy your cat will chase that little red dot around. Scratching posts provide a good form of entertainment for cats. They provide it with something other than your furniture to dig its claws into. You can also buy pillows and catnip-stuffed toys for your cat. Kitten photos in a playful mood or curled up on small cosy pillows can look very attractive.

Pet toys come in a variety of shapes and sizes. They are so made that they can either be used by the pet alone or both by the pet and the owner. Pet toys, however, can never be a substitute for your affection.