It's no secret that cats love to explore and imagine. We have five easy ways to create some indoor adventures for your furry friend this fall season. Indoor cats are not low maintenance and these tips will help you keep your kitty active, engaged, and entertained all year long.
Feline play aggression is a common complaint among cat lovers, but it doesn’t have to be. If you know what to look for, it’s easy to redirect and retrain your kitty to be a gentle hunter with these simple tips for cats who play too rough.
In recent years, the trend has been for vets to encourage owners to keep their pet cats indoors. This helps prevent the spread of disease and minimizes life-threatening injuries to our feline companions. But it also means that when we see a cat outdoors, we automatically assume it’s a feral...
Cats are interesting creatures. They are at turns wildly independent and incredibly needy. They want to cuddle and play but on their own picky terms. And then there’s that unusual habit of knocking things off tables and counters. Why do cats knock things over? We can explain this annoying habit and...
Buying an “indestructible” cat toy is like buying a child a doll to put on display but never played with. But the fun of dolls is in dressing them up and pretending. Toy trucks are only fun if you can run it up and down the wall, banister, and windowsill....
Some cats have too many toys and suffer from toy fatigue, while others don't have nearly enough to keep them occupied. Both circumstances can lead to boredom, inactivity, and depression. By providing the right toys and plenty of them, you will ensure your kitty stays active, engaged, and entertained.
