Gifts For A Cat Lover

One of the strongest feline imperatives is scratching. Sometimes a cat will look at you as it scratches, with an expression that plainly says, "I don't know why I'm doing this; I just have to scratch!" Unfortunately, cats often choose to scratch on your furniture, tearing it to shreds. You can save your furniture by buying a cat scratcher toy to provide your cat an acceptable alternative.

Sometimes the simplest toys are the most attractive to cats. This is certainly true of the Bergan Turbo Scratcher cat toy. A ball travels in a 16" circular plastic track, capturing your cat's attention for hours. In the center of the track is a corrugated cardboard pad for scratching. Protect your furniture and woodwork by providing the Bergan Turbo Scratcher as a cat scratching alternative.

Outdoor cats are naturally active. They hunt food and find things to investigate. They like to climb up high for a better vantage point and for their own protection from predators. When we brought cats inside to keep as pets, we took away some of that natural activity. The results are often weight gain and behavior problems. One way to avoid these problems is with an indoor cat tree.

So you've done your research and read all about the benefits of having a cat tree for your feline friend. You know that having a piece of furniture especially for your cat to climb, play, and lounge on can help avoid health and behavioral problems. It satisfies the cat's natural instincts for being up high to view the surroundings, encourages physical activity to ward off obesity, and provides a scratching area that isn't "off-limits." But why be ordinary? Here's where you can find unique cat trees.

It's a common belief that cats don't like water. That may be true when it comes to getting wet, but cats need water to drink just like any other animal. They may not seem to drink much, but that may be because they prefer running water, rather than still water in a bowl. If you have a cat that is always jumping into the sink or the bathtub and begging for the water to be turned on, do yourself and your cat a favor and get a cat drinking fountain.

We all love our cats, but there are three cat litterbox problems: it often smells bad, there is always a halo of litter around it getting tracked through the house, and it's an eyesore. Cat litterbox furniture solves all of those problems. Your cat's litterbox doesn't have to be an awkward item in your home's decor. You can hide it away in a lovely piece of furniture, and no one will ever know it's there. Inside a cabinet, the litterbox odor and mess are contained. And as a bonus, most litterbox furniture provides storage space, too.

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