I feel that commercially manufactured cat toys tend to prove to be a failure too often. Cats are just not interested enough in them or they lose interest quite quickly. They can end up being a waste of money. Why … please continue reading
If there were any doubts about the effectiveness of an iPad as a means to entertain some cats, this video should clear away those doubts. This sweet kitten is completely taken in by the digital fish to the point where … please continue reading
‘Cat food puzzle’ is a new, trending, sound bite in the indoor cat world. Keeping a cat indoors has many obvious benefits for cat and owner. The trouble is that domestic cats are a cat’s whisker away from a wild … please continue reading
Feline guardians derive great pleasure from spoiling their kitties since making their cats happy is a priority. Guardians may go to great lengths to find ways to entice them, delight them and to keep their highly intelligent brains stimulated. The … please continue reading
The “edible string” cat toys are interesting in concept, as you say; but I agree with you that they are not designed with feline wellbeing as top priority, so I will never buy one. Also, the “tiny fur mice” … please continue reading
When it comes to spending time with our kitties, there is hardly anything more enjoyable than watching our kitties at play. Since domestic felines are by nature very successful predators; engaging in safe interactive play with them that mimics catching … please continue reading
Overview: Cats treat cat toys as prey. This is what makes them play. The more a toy looks and behaves like real prey the less bored a cat will become. Toys that gradually disintegrate (die) are more likely to motivate … please continue reading
A smart cat toy has been developed by Michael Friedman of Petronics. It is called Mousr. It looks like a large mouse. It is not a mouse with true artificial intelligence because our development of artificial intelligence is some way … please continue reading
The FroliCat Laser Toy is a laser pointer for the lazy lacking sufficient controls. The FroliCat Laser Toy gets good reviews so I won’t knock it unjustifiably, here. Rather, I’ll express my reservations. Others may well have entirely different views. … please continue reading
Cat toys are all around us at home. We don’t really need to buy them. We should take care because some informal toys can harm — small, short lengths of fine string, for example, can be trapped in the mouth … please continue reading
