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"   1. Waterbottle Crinkler  Put an orphaned sock and discarded water bottle to good use with this no-sew craft. Your pup is sure to go bonkers crunching on his new plastic toy. Get the tutorial at Treats A La Bark \u00BB   2. Kitty Wand Assorted scraps of felt and metallic paper become a captivating cat prop when affixed to a pretty dowel. Get the tutorial at Design Love Fest \u00BB  3. T-Shirt Tug Toy Don&amp;#039;t toss that tired tee and ragged tennis ball \u2014 tie them into a trinket that will keep your canine occupied for hours. Get the tutorial at Yes Missy \u00BB  4. Rope Surprise Ball This nautical bauble looks store-bought, but it&amp;#039;s easily assembled at home with just two twist ties and some cotton rope. For an added bonus, hide your furry friend&amp;#039;s favorite treats inside. Get the tutorial at Hands Occupied \u00BB  5. Catnip Pouches A little fabric and catnip goes a long way in these no-sew kitty playthings that are sure to please even the fussiest of felines. Get the tutorial at Mrs. Frugal Fanny \u00BB TELL US: Have you ever made your pet a toy from scratch? NEXT: 10 Homemade Cat Beds Too Cute to Resist \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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