It's no surprise that most cat owners love to spoil their pets with lots of fun toys to play with. There is no shortage of pet stores that sells are kids of cat toys, but why not have some fun making your own? Check out our list of our favorite DIY Cat Toys that are easy to make and are guaranteed to keep your kitties busy for hours!

Cat Scratching Post

Keep your kitty from scratching the furniture and and add a scratching post to your home. This cat scratching post is so pretty and decorative!

Tutorial: Cat Scratching Post

Feather Cat Toy

This toy is made with wool felt cut into leaves in this easy 4-step tutorial.

Tutorial: Feather Cat Toy

DIY Cat Kicker Toy

Your cat will love this simple sewing tutorial as they hug and kick around this soft toy that is stuffed with some fabric and catnip.

Tutorial: DIY Cat Kicker Toy

DIY Cardboard Cat Scratcher

Great way to put those extra shipping boxes to good use! All you need is cardboard, glue and a knife. My cat absolutely loves this one and uses it several times a day.

Tutorial: DIY Cardboard Cat Scratcher

DIY Cardboard Cat Play Box

Here is another great tutorial that can be made with extra cardboard that you may have around the house. You can accessorize it with some string, ribbon and pom poms.

Tutorial: DIY Cardboard Cat Play Box

DIY Feather Cat Toys

Cats love playing with feathers and this tutorial is easy to put together and lots of fun for your furry friend!

Tutorial: DIY Feather Cat Toys

DIY Cat Wand

Create a fun cat wand using some bells and different pieces of spare ribbon or fabric strips you may have on hand. This is a great way to have some pet parent time with your kitty.

Tutorial: DIY Cat Wand

DIY Cat Scratcher

Cat scratchers are a great way for your cats to stretch out their claws and keep them in shape. Feel free to customize this any way you'd like with your cat's name.

Tutorial: DIY Cat Scratcher

Self Groomer for Cats

All cat owners know that cats like to rub and groom themselves on everything from the furniture to the owners themselves LOL. This tutorial uses low-cost materials and is fairly easy to make.

Tutorial: Self Groomer for Cats

DIY Wooden Spool Cat Toy

This toy can be made with some wooden spools, some spare ribbon and washi tape for this quick and easy tutorial!

Tutorial: DIY Wooden Spool Cat Toy

DIY Cat Puzzle

This toy can be made with items and old cat toys you have around the house. Cats will go crazy digging for the treats that are mixed in there as well.

Tutorial: DIY Cat Puzzle

Catnip Pillow Toy

This toy can be made with some spare fabric, cotton or other type of filling and some catnip for an addictive cat toy!

Tutorial: Catnip Pillow Toy

DIY Natural Cat Toy

If you want to go the natural route, this cat toy can be made using natural materials free of chemicals in under 30 minutes.

Tutorial: Natural Cat Toy

Fishing Poll Cat Toy

If you are a beginner in stitching then this toy can be a fun DIY for your cat. This looks like a great tutorial using felt and comes with the PDF template download.

Tutorial: Fishing Poll Cat Toy

DIY Cat Toy Whack-A-Mole from Cardboard

Talk about a fun and interactive toy you can play with your cat. This tutorial does require more work but can be hours of fun for your cat.

Tutorial: DIY Cat Toy Whack-A-Mole from Cardboard

DIY Felt Cat Wand

Only 3 items, scissors and a glue gun is all you need to create this fun cat toy. The felt material may hold up a bit better than the ones using feathers.

Tutorial: DIY Felt Cat Wand

Crinkle Pompom Cat Toys

My cat loves the toys that make that crinkly noise. You can purchase the cellophane material in the wrapping paper section of any store.

Tutorial: Crinkle Pompom Cat Toys

DIY Cat Scratching Post

This is a cool-looking scratching post using a traffic cone and some rope. You can dye it in any color you wish or leave plain.

Tutorial: DIY Cat Scratching Post

DIY Cat Puzzle Box

This fun toy can be made using a cardboard box and some paper towel rolls, that's it! Just fill with catnip, some treats and small toys so cats can try and claw at it.

Tutorial: DIY Cat Puzzle Box