17. A treat ball with adjustable difficulty levels, so your fur baby won’t ever tire of playing with it.

What dog or cat doesn’t want a toy they can play with for hours upon and hours that also rewards them with treats? This simple ball will keep your pet happy all day long. Added bonus? It’s super easy to clean!

Promising review: “Absolutely love this toy. I have a 5-month-old, 30 lb Labradoodle and she enjoys playing games rather than sitting and chewing on something. I fill the toy with her dog food or small treats and she will play with it until there are no treats left. It is worth the price, buy it!” —AOlesky

Price: $9.35+ (available in 3 or 4 inches in size and in single or two-packs)

18. A Turbo Scratcher, which is a must-have if you’ve had to replace your kitchen chairs 10 times because your cat keeps SCRATCHING THEM UP.

Your kitty is going to love this new toy! It has a channel for a small ball your cat can nudge with its nose or shove with its paw around the circular scratch pad, and over 5,521 Amazon customers have given iy a five-star rating, so you know it’s the real deal.

Promising review: “Can I give this 10 stars? My mom ordered this for my cat Felicia who can come and go as she pleases via a cat door. I originally thought there’s no way it would hold her interest because she’s use to chasing, catching, torturing, and halfway eating living creatures. Boy was I wrong! That dang ball is like the elusive prey she can’t quite disable, she will play with it hardcore for 15 minutes straight then go catch a lizard for satisfaction and come back and try to kill the ball. She’s absolutely hilarious with this toy!” —Riverlivin

Price: $8.49+ (available in two styles)

19. A 12-pack of catnip-filled toys that will make your kitty want to play right ~meow~.

Is there anything cats enjoy more than catnip and chasing mice? This toy combines both of those things, so they can play to their hearts’ content.

Promising review: “These were one of the first toys I picked up for my cat when I brought her home from the shelter 10 and a half years ago. She used to go crazy for them and would destroy the mouse in a day or two tops. A huge favorite for her, and I had to give her a mouse one at a time to avoid them all being destroyed at once. Now that she is in her senior years she is not so hard on her toys. I purchased these for her for Christmas this year, and I gave her the whole pack at once. She still likes them and throws and chases them all over, but she no longer destroys them. I highly recommend these, especially for younger cats, but even older cats will enjoy!” —Kristin

Price: $2.99+ (available in four styles)

20. A rainbow cat charmer, great for entertaining both you and your kitty at the same time. Win-win!

Did anyone else have one of those ribbon dancer toys as a kid? This magical product reminds me of that in the best way. Think of all the fun you and your cat will have playing with this rainbow charmer!

Promising review: “My cat typically doesn’t take much interest in toys — she’s very lazy and will at most roll on her back to play. But this toy changed the game altogether. She goes nuts for ribbon-type toys and will run up and down stairs and even jump to try to grab this twirling, dazzling toy. The handle is an acrylic-looking deal, the ribbon is polyester, it seems, and stretchy, and the tip is attached with some kind of rubber sleeving.” —M.

Price: $4.79

21. A durable set of rope toys that you and Fido will be able to play with time and time again without worrying about breakage.

Right after he finishes dinner, my dog goes CRAZY. He gets a sudden burst of energy and wants to play immediately, usually urging one of my family members to indulge in a rope toy tug-of-war. He would looove this pack of four, that’s for sure.

Promising review: “These were great for my puppy. The sizes go up basically in thickness, and so the toy grows with her in that regard (while she doesn’t outgrow the earlier sizes). The price is super affordable, and they are tough! My puppy is an avid chewer and these items have survived many tug-o-wars thus far.” —Colleen Sinclair

Price: $9.87

22. A stuffing-less toy your pup can chew on without making a complete mess of your living room.

One of my dog’s favorite hobbies includes chewing apart his stuffed toys to reveal the squeaker inside, then scattering the stuffing EVERYWHERE. If your pup is anything like mine, this toy is sure to give them the chewing satisfaction they crave without creating a lot of clean-up for us dog parents.

Promising review: “Not the best looking toy on the planet, but it doesn’t bother my dog any, and it doesn’t bother me either! It’s long and easy for him to grab, so he loves playing tug-o-war with it, and the squeakers are an added bonus. The fact that he didn’t destroy it the first time he played with it is a plus. It seems sturdy and like it will last a while. I would definitely purchase this product again!” —Franquie

Price: $5.90+ (available in seven styles)

23. A ball that whistles when you throw it to make fetch the most exciting thing in your dog’s life (aside from dinner time, obvs).

Even though he’s getting a little older, my dog is usually up for chasing a ball around the yard. On the days he’s feeling a little sluggish, I love knowing I can turn to this whistling ball to encourage him to get going. Pick up one of these for your fave furry friend — you won’t be disappointed!

Promising review: “Chuckit makes the best balls for retrievers. They are very durable. Far better than tennis balls. Good value as these last for years, not days or weeks. The whistle balls are great for dogs who retrieve by sight AND sound. The whistling gives them better feedback in case they miss seeing the ball launch.” —Dutton and Beth Peabody, Editors

Price: $4.95+ (available in sizes S-L and in packs of one, two, or four)

24. And catnip-filled fruit, because why wouldn’t you want to watch your kitten hilariously go ~bananas~ over a toy?

Not only is this just a funny toy for cat parents to enjoy, but it is a top-rated product on Amazon. With 4.5 stars and over 1,700 five-star reviews, this is a must-have toy for any cat owner.

Promising review: “I decided to buy this for my cat after she stayed at our pet sitter’s house and played all day with one of these bananas there. This is by far the greatest toy I have ever purchased for her. She just spent the last 2.5 hours playing with it with no breaks. Normally she sticks with a toy for about 10 minutes before returning to a nap.” —Meg

Price: $5.99+ (available in four styles and as a two-pack)