Cats need a variety of vertical places to rest and places to scratch. Cats like to be up high to monitor their environment and will often seek this out, especially…
Learning by Association Getting more behaviors you like from your cat is just a matter of paying attention to what they do and rewarding the things you like. Cats learn…
Why consider food puzzles for your Cat? Eating out of a dish isn’t all that interesting to cats. Instead, try a feeder that simulates normal feline hunting and eating, which…
Play time is great for cats! Cats who play are engaging in natural behaviors that are stimulating, motivating, and rewarding. It’s a great way to exercise, work their brain and…
Meeting the needs of indoor cats can be more challenging than many people realize when they adopt a cat. Cats are often chosen over dogs for pets due to the…
The third of four posts in this series follows, to discuss top needs of our domestic (but “wild”) feline friends. Keeping cats satisfied both mentally and physically, as a cat…
As with people, chronic stress in your kitty over time leads to problems. Part 1 of this series explained how and why our domestic cats get stressed due to the “unnatural”…
This puzzle feeder topic is one of the more fun of a series of blogs to come for our readers, to help enrich the environments (and lives) of indoor cats. Lack…
No one likes to be woken every night or too early in the morning, but cats may do this either to get fed or for attention. It’s like Simon’s Cat…
