Cats love to scratch and scratch
It is instinctive for cats to scratch and scratch different surfaces as a way to sharpen their claws. They actually have a lot of fun doing this.
In addition to sharpening their claws, scratching can help to relax and rejuvenate cats. Think of it as the human equivalent of a nice long stretch when your muscles are tired or sore. A quick session of scratching at a cat tree or scratching post can wake up a tired kitten right away.
Cats love daily playtime
Playtime is serious business for cats, from infancy to old age. It doesn’t take much to keep a cat entertained (he will play with anything from fluff and string to trick cat toys), but it is a vital part of his health and development. Playtime not only dates back to their days in the wild when they had to stalk, hunt, and capture their prey, but it also keeps them active, engaged, and happy.
There are literally hundreds of thousands of cat toys on the market, but your cat may also like games, like hide and seek. Regardless of your cat’s choice of play, it is important to sneak a few minutes a day.
Cats love to see birds
It is not uncommon to see cats curled up on window sills. Why? It is a privileged place for bird watching! Whether cats love to watch birds because they are prey or simply because movement captures their attention, some cats can spend hours bird watching every day.
If your cat loves to curl up on windows, be sure to protect her fur from the strong rays of the sun, especially if she has a light-colored coat. Try to limit your window hours when the sun is strongest, between 10 a.m. M. And 4 p.m. M., And talk to your vet about cat-approved sunscreens.
Cats love their humans
Although cats are often depicted as solitary animals, they need love, attention, and companionship, and love to get it from their humans. The ways cats say “I love you” are a bit different than humans.
Some signs that your cat loves you include purring, hitting (or laying his head on you), sleeping on or near you, meowing, licking, and even slapping his butt in the face. Yes really.
Cats love to eat fresh and nutritious food
You are unlikely to want to dive into a large plate of spoiled food at dinner time. The same goes for your cat. Stale and spoiled foods not only taste bad, they can also harbor different types of bacteria, such as Salmonella and Staphylococcus.
Whenever you serve your kitty’s meals, be sure to check the expiration dates on both wet and dry foods. This will ensure that you only feed him fresh, nutritious, and safe foods.