Cats

Even though most of my cats are afraid of my birds, they know the damage those beaks can cause, I always am a little hesitant when it comes to toys with feathering.

Am I worrying too much or could they start associating the birds as play toys?

Also I would appreciate only hearing from someone who really knows what they are talking about, meaning they really know about cats. Because I love my cats and birds the same, they are my babies. I don’t want to take away the toys if I don’t have to, but at the same time, I don’t want to risk the lives of my birds.

Asked by:not really!

I want to give my cat new toys, but I think it would be really fun to make cat toys. Is their anything I could make for my cat?

Asked by:Mia D

is there a brand name. I’ve looked at the major pet stores but all the toys seem to have cat nip in them.

Asked by:Skittles

My roommate just got a cat that the previous owner had declawed (we didn’t do it!). We want to get her cat toys or some source of stimulation, but the only thing we could think of that cats play with are scratching posts. She has catnip, and she plays with string sometimes, but she seems to be pretty bored. What can we get to entertain our little Sabrina?

Asked by:new cat owner