We know that cats are like the best source of four-legged entertainment around.
They're unpredictable, semi-uncontrollable, and can make us laugh with their swift changes in temperament...
perhaps after we scowl at the fresh scratch we just endured, thanks to being a minute late to the food bowl at dinnertime.
At any rate, if you're a cat lover you've come to expect to give your cats some basics like food, love, medical attention and safety.
But have you thought about feeding their baser instincts? What about providing new, rich entertainment outlets? Cats love to roam and investigate, activities which feed their curious nature.
But when weather turns bad, they often lose some of the outside stimuli that keeps them happy and content.
Without ongoing stimulation, they may become irritable or moody, and you may suffer as a result.
Poor reactions to loss of mental and physical stimulation include scratching, unwillingness to be touched, and damage to personal belongings.
One solution could be to look into some cat trees for your furry friend.
Many cat trees are tall, allowing them to elevate higher than other pieces of furniture and even put them out of reach of meddlesome owners.
Cat trees also provide a natural outlet for scratching when support posts are covered with sisal rope or other material.
The nooks and crannies offer places to hide, rest, or even stalk.
Cat trees provide more than a source of entertainment for cats, they provide a unique environment that's all their own.
When you commit to giving your furry friend a life rich with experiences and stimulation, you're offering a quality of life they deserve to live.