Don’t waste your money on commercially manufactured cat toys even if they make nice looking Christmas presents. Take something like a cardboard box that was packaging for your new 42 inch flat-screen television, which would normally be recycled, cut some … Continue reading →
I have been a bit presumptuous in describing this cat as a Ragdoll but she does look like one. It is quite a cute picture of a cat which is suitable for this website which discusses anything and everything about … Continue reading →
It is probable that some cats like to squeeze themselves into glass bowls of various descriptions because they like the feeling of security it gives by pressing onto the sides of their body. It it almost as if they are … Continue reading →
Do you remember that cats like to be in boxes as they feel more secure. Well there are variations on this theme as this very cosy and comfortable ginger tabby demonstrates. I added the genuine loaf to the image for … Continue reading →
Christmas is a fun time of the year for our cats. A major reason is cats know they’ll be getting the best gift of all from their human servant: a new box! Several years ago researchers from the University of … Continue reading →
A cute, vocal kitten plays the fool in a cardboard box with a round hole in it. I like the way the owner is telling her cat to get out of the box “otherwise you are going to hurt yourself…”. … Continue reading →
This excellent product is made of cardboard. We know that cats love cardboard. We know that cats love cardboard boxes. What is intriguing is that this product appears to be free and it is shipped internationally from British Columbia, Canada … Continue reading →
I haven’t yet met a cat who wasn’t immediately attracted to boxes. What is truly amazing about this phenomenon is that no matter what shape or size they happen to be, after a few sniffs and a paw or two … Continue reading →
Ordinary, cat-sized cardboard boxes should be in all cat shelters. Is there a reason why they shouldn’t? The exact reason why tight fitting boxes are attractive to domestic cats is not completely understood, as yet. There are probably several reasons. … Continue reading →
The side-walls of a tight-fitting box reassures the domestic cat through pressure on the cat’s body and particularly the back, which triggers memories of early kittenhood, a time of security. We all know that cats love boxes. You only have … Continue reading →
