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8室內貓無聊的跡象

 by jaime on 22 Sep 2014 |
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Does your cat spend its days indoors?

Indoor cats tend to have a relaxing lifestyle- they have nice long naps in cozy beds, access to food and of course plenty of cuddles. And because they are indoors, they live longer because they are less exposed to dangers like cars, predators and diseases. In fact, indoor cats can live between 12-18 years!

However, just because they live long lives, it doesn't mean it's a happy or particularly fulfilling one - that's why it's up to owners to make sure their much loved indoor kitty receives plenty of activity and stimulation. A cat that doesn't get to express their natural instincts to stalk, scratch, hunt or mark their territory can become bored, irritated, depressed and potentially unwell.

The following are signs that could indicate something is wrong with your cat:
  • Sleeping more than usual
  • 減肥
  • Coughing
  • Sneezing
  • Refusing water or food
  • Panting
  • 嘔吐
If you notice any of these symptoms or if anything else is not quite right with your cat - take them to the vet to have them checked out.

Along with becoming potentially unwell, boredom is another major issue for under-stimulated cats. If your cat is bored you may notice the following signs:

Lack of activity
 
焦慮
 
Overeating

 
Agression
 
Obesity
 
 


Scratching
 
沮喪
 
昏睡
 
 

If you believe your cat is bored it's important you rectify this issue as soon as possible to avoid further complications. Essentially, you need to provide your cat with plenty of stimulus and entertainment. Meaning, provide them with plenty of things to do to keep them occupied during the day - especially for periods when you're not around. Activities that tap into their hunting instincts are perfect. They not only work them physically, but get them to use brain power which is key to allievating boredom.

One game, the 'Mouse in the House' is perfect for keeping your cat entertained for hours. A timer, which is activated by yourself or even your cat (if they learn how to), instigates a mouse to come out from their hiding place. You're able to set it to go off at various times, so when you're out at work, you'll know your cat will be having a whale of a time, trying to hunt and stalk the mouse!

So if this is your cat,
 
then this could be one great way to prevent your cat from getting bored. Why not learn more about the Mouse in the House here.

Alternatively, check out our range of interactive toys, designed to keep cats stimulated here.
 

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