Here is the problem with most advice on how to mentally stimulate indoor cats: it comes as a list. Buy a puzzle feeder. Get a cat tree. Rotate the toys. Leave the radio on. These are not bad ideas. But a list without a structure is just a pile of options, and most owners try […]
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Most cat owners notice something is off before they can name it. The furniture gets scratched. The yowling starts at 2am. A patch of fur disappears from behind the shoulder blade. You Google it, land on a list of “10 signs of bored indoor cat,” skim it in thirty seconds, and close the tab without
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You’ve turned off the lights. You’re in bed. And then it starts the zoomies, the meowing, something getting knocked off a shelf. If you own an indoor cat, this is probably your Tuesday night. Here’s the thing: your cat is not broken. She is not being difficult on purpose. She is doing exactly what cats
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