The tower is covered with soft, plush fabric and two cat houses (or rooms?) are featured. Kind of like an upstairs and a downstairs.
See FurHaven Double-Decker Cat Tree for more information. This one’s just extra special
Two of our cats recently had kittens – you can surely imagine the crazy fun we’ve had the past few months! All of our cats love to play, but kittens treat playing like oxygen – if they’re awake, they’re looking for something to get into.
We bought them a collapsible cat tunnel and I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a bigger hit. Kittens and grown cats, alike, are losing their minds over this tunnel! They carry toys into the tunnel, run through it top-speed, hide out inside the tunnel (their hide and seek games are especially epic), and even fall asleep inside – right in the middle of playing.
I’ve gotten a kick out of watching the kittens play with it, but I think I’ve gotten even more joy from watching the older cats “become kittens again” by playing with it. Tunnels like this stimulate a cat’s creativity and heighten their shenanigans. Trust me, it’s really something to behold.
Playtime isn’t just fun for your cat (and you), it’s wonderful exercise AND keeps his/her mind active and keeps them from becoming bored. A bored cat is a miserable cat – toys are the best way to keep that from happening.
Tunnels have an advantage on a lot of cat toys – they can be enjoyed (and will be enjoyed) by the cat even when its humans aren’t home.
See: Eyourlife’s 3-Way Cat Tunnel for more information!
The colorful Tower of Tracks Cat Toy, pictured above, is a huge hit with cats. They’re fascinated with the balls as they move along through their path. Three levels of fun gives inquisitive cats three times the fun!
With three tiers, it’s the perfect toy for multiple cats, but one curious cat can have a party all by itself! I love the sturdy construction and non skid pads at the bottom – this means this cat toy can, literally, stand up to whatever our cats throw at it.
Click through the following link Tower of Tracks Cat Toy for a closer look. There are videos, pictures, and more information. One of the top reviews called this the best cat game ever. High praise!
While we tend to associate a heated cat bed with winter, our beloved cats would have us know that our air conditioning preferences often feel like winter to them! I know I have to keep an eye on our air conditioning settings in the winter because, if we go too low, they’re certain we’re trying to freeze them out!
A heated cat bed is appreciated by cold-natured cats year-round, not just during the winter.
See More: K&H Thermo-Kitty Heated Cat Bed
When you click through for a closer look, you’ll notice that there’s a larger (thicker) one also available. Maybe it’s Texas Toast bread?!?
I love this Toast-Shaped Cat Bed – it is just too darn cute!
Take a closer look by clicking the link – Elevated Cat Feeding Station with Glass Bowls!
The adorable Beware of Kitty Door Mat (pictured above) is just one of the many great cat door mats on Amazon. It’s also one of my personal favorites.
Beware of Kitty Door Mat:
I also love the Cat Welcome Mat below – equally adorable.
Even more cat door mats are pictured below – click through to see all of the mats available on Amazon.
The beautiful red outdoor cat condo pictured above is probably the next thing I order from Amazon. I just absolutely love it! It’s so cute I think I’d want it in my yard even if I didn’t have outside cats.
Heck, if I could find the right spot, I’d want one for our inside cats as well.
One of our outdoor cats (a beautiful orange cat named “Rita Hayworth”) loves to hang out on our back deck – in a different spot from the other outside cats. I’m thinking she’d love this crib!
This adorable little home would be ideal for feral cats, too. They’d greatly appreciate the wonderful place to stay dry and safe.
Take a closer look: red outdoor cat condo
While I wouldn’t put sweaters, collars, or any sort of clothing or accessories on our outside cats (mainly for fear it’d get caught on a tree), the inside crew is fair game! Some cats (unless they have a laid back personality) don’t care for clothing or accessories, but oftentimes, if you catch one while they’re still a kitten, you can convince them that it’s a part of life.
In the picture of the adorable cat at the top, he or she is wearing one of the Cat Sweaters in Solid Colors, available on Amazon.
The Cat Sweaters in Solid Colors are available in different sizes, so you can “fit” the age and weight of your cat (or small dog, for that matter).
I had a Siamese once (“Solo”) who was generally an adorable little grumpy pants most of the time. However, when we put little tops on him, he loved it! I think he was a little bit cold-natured and they made him feel warmer.
NOTE: If you EVER dress your cat and he/she doesn’t like it, please don’t make them wear the clothing just for the sake of human happiness or amusement. It’d be better to give it to someone else’s cat or chihuahua. Cats are very proud animals (and oftentimes “picky”), and subjecting them to something they aren’t comfortable with isn’t something any of us who love them want to do. Some cats are fine with dress up (I’ve had quite a few who seemed to love it more than I did!) but others simply don’t care for it one bit. Many times, you’ll know before you ever buy clothing for your pet whether she/he will love it or loathe it. As a pet parent, it’s up to you to decide what’s best.
