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Over 40 years ago a small 5-6 week old kitten showed up at our apt. door. My wife who never grew up with animals took him in, went right out to the store to buy everything you needed for a cat. I came home from the navy base where I was stationed to find the new member of our family. We lived in a 3BR apt. & had 2 extra BRs. I made one into the cat room. I got 30 or so different boxes. Put them together making what my wife called "The Kitty Condo" We named our guy Boo, because he was solid black & love to jump out to scare you. Then run away to his condo to hide. I left the patio door open so he could come and go. Around Christmas time we discovered Boo I found a girlfriend and she had moved into the condo. Over time I kept adding more boxes and the two would spend hours chasing each other around, in and out of their condo. I really miss both as they gave lots of love and would always make you laugh. Shalom
I have been raising cats for over 70 years. I have suspected one other reason for the box obsession. Drafts. As you know cats sense a lot more that we think through their whiskers. Wind direction, temperature, and the flow or disturbance of air currents. Inside a box, or other confined space, there is less input from the whisker senses. Perhaps this adds to the calming and stress relief for a brief time and makes napping less likely to be interupted by a "whisker alarm".
My kitty avoids boxes. She enjoyed her igloo while she was a kitten. Not anymore! She might dive into a packet to play a hide & seek game with me . Also not likely, now. When she thinks I’m asleep & she jumps on the bed & snuggles next to my legs. Of course, I’m not allowed to move after that.
My kitties loved boxes. Each room had 1 or more boxes in each room to give them all choices of where they could sleep, and to prevent arguments between the furbabies.
Cats loving confined spaces . . . one cat I had made himself difficult to handle when placing him into a pet carrier for transport for a veterinarian appointment. However, after the vet's exam and/or treatment, it was very easy for my cat to return to the confines of the same pet carrier.
This is probably very helpful information for those cat owners who have cats that enjoy boxes. My Inky won't play, sleep, or hide in a box as described in this video. The closest he will come to interest in a box is when his Chewy order comes, and that is only because the box smells like cat food.
Mine actually uses her bed right next to my recliner, under the side table. We can keep an eye on each other, and she’s mostly hidden from the front door. She’ll jump into any open box she finds, but then jumps right back out.
My cat will scent mark the box but otherwise ignore it and her cat bed. She likes to sleep on bed spreads so we had a small one crocheted just for her. I think I've only seen her get into a box once or twice since I've had her and that was only for about a minute.
My cat has two places he likes to be when not on/with me. Both are similar. Both close by me. One is a buffet with a hutch I use to house my paper crafting supplies. He's taken over one small section. We've put a small folded up throw in there. Second place is across the room in the vestibule under the bench. It was his first hovel. Lol that's what we call both places. One of my sons built a shoe rack for under the bench, leaving enough room for Aslan. He loves it. It does the things video says.
"Simple things"? I found that my cat's very favorite toy was a twist tie, particularly if it didn't lay flat. They're light and easy to toss around, even by accident. This would keep her entertained for hours.
@@em1osmurfyour caution is well taken. I have been fortunate as I am not the tidiest person. I am pretty tuned in to what they might swallow...but I get nervous sometimes.
I am now up to 3 empty boxes in the kitchen. Also brown paper packaging from the boxes are used as ( flattened) beds in the sitting room. Much preferred over beds. Tucked into a cat size crevice. 🐱
My male cat loves rubber bands and hair ties, he puts them in his food, on the beds in the house and on sunny parts of the carpet near the windows. My female cat loves cardboard boxes and climbing in cupboards, she can be very difficult to find some days. Both of them hate closed doors, often calling for the doors to opened, then walk off triumphant.
My observations have convinced me that there is something about the smell of cardboard and paper that cats find attractive. It's not just boxes, try leaving a sheet of paper on the floor and in no time the cat will be sitting on it!
We have an older tuxedo tabby who stays in the bathroom, on top of the toilet lid. If the lid of the tank is off, she has a "private fresh water fountain that we, "her loyal staff, change at random ". We were adopted by a Siamese recently. They both like the bathroom, one sits on the toilet lid, the other sits on a bath chair I use for rehab from surgery. Whichever one has the bath seat is her "royal highness" and visually objects when we walk into her domain. The one on the toilet lid LEAPS "gracefully and cat like" out the door and runs into the living room. They keep us surprised and entertained.
1. Invisible mousies 2. Good place to hide from predators 3. Snuggly 4. Insulated from wind & noise 5. Interesting smells from previous contents 6. Pouncing on you from hidey hole 7. Good substitute for hollow log 8. Nap time 9. Good baby storage facility 10. Hide stuff in box for later 11. Good substitute for cave 12. Just because 13. Curious, gotta check for adventures/bugs 14. This thing smells wrong, I gotta get my stink on it 15. I forgot why I came in here, but it's kinda nice 16. I'm sure I saw/heard a gazelle run in here 17. That other dumb cat got his stink in it, now I have to do stink repairs 18. I was playing "moray eel." 19. To get away from my needy humans 20. I didn't go in the box, it ate me 21. What box?
A litter was born on the driver's floor of a classic car that I once owned. One of the kittens (he was the last survivor of the litter, who passed away at age 13) had no interest in boxes at all.
My baby was 16 years old and had cancer... had to put her down 2 months ago. I bought her everything under the sun, but as soon as a box came into the house, that was all she wanted lol
Cats will also enjoy something like an empty chair under a table with a tablecloth on it. A nice quiet enclosed space where they can rest and hide. Under beds and under couchesd works as well.
It almost felt like I shredded my money and let the wind take away the pieces when my cat who was from the street and very anxious but kept visiting my garden, with lot of patience I earned her trust... I believe she was mishandled in the past cause I was once cleaning the living room couch and I lifted a pillow high up. From her perspective it could look like I was about to whack her with it ... nvr saw a cat run away that scared.. luckily she came back 3 hours later. So I said well then... guess I am your human now huh, So next day I bought litter box etc .. that’s all fine... I didn’t had to learn her anything she immediately used it but I was so excited how she would reacted on the about 12 different kind of cat toys .......Small sniff, one eye looking at it like ‘Whatamisupposetodiwiththathuh’ To see her minutes later joyfully play with a f toothpick and the next day a feather from a bird🥴😼
My kittycats love boxes over just about anything else but got to give them one each even though they swop around and it must have a spring and/ or mouse in it they play, sleep and rip them apart with they teeth, they love'um spend hours and hours usually only coming out for food and the toilet 😹😹😹😹
I can take a box and break it down and lay it on the floor flattened and my cats will go lay on it on the floor for days until I pick it up so I can vacuum. 🐈🐈⬛
My new addition,a small female feral cat has a box that has cut outs at 2 ends so she can kind of walk into it. She goes into it a lot because it's like her major safe place and she rubs her neck on the edges. That's her in my thumbnail.
I've had cats over 60 years and the part about boxes that have always puzzles me is when they are in a box don't they fear that there is only one exit? If a bad guy wanted to get a cat when they are in a box it's easier to get them because there's only one way out?
Not really, at first of being within a year old they are playful of hiding away in them as this is their purpose to surprise you as well. But after you begin to take them to a Vet or sadly taking 1 or 2 away like kittens, they learned of the boxes as a TRAP for abuse from Drs or knowing of assuming they are being taken away. My mother Cat's 2nd litter I took and she saw me place them in a cat box for the shelter. She was meowing for them for weeks as she later on had another litter of myself placing them in a box like shelter for their nursery but the mother cat kept moving them to corners as I assume she has picked up the image of purpose as well as my other cats.
Boxes or bags... it is all the same to cats until another cat takes over (t)his "castle". But the best way to treat a cat give all cats a space for their own. Yes I had cats since 4 january 1212. And of course I always followed my cat closely. I really wanted to know my first cat... and it worked out fine. None of my (later cats) walked away from me. All cats came back to me, after about 2 days (max)! What more can you do, to gain their trust? Yes it is easy... try to know them and understand them. But it takes a little time!
WOW!!! You must be the oldest person I ever sent a message to in my life. I have never known anyone who lived over eight hundred years ago. You must have seen a lot of changes in your lifetime over the centuries. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I got this question answer the number of months ago from Brookfield zoo in Chicago the big cats and lions tigers and they were just like big house cats
Under covid-19 I used to watch the Brookfield zoo questions and answers from the public do big cats do big cats like boxes too was the question and yes indeed the Lions love the box all kinds of them including on Jaguar which moved his under a tree and waited for a tiger to come by to smell the box and then growl now the question is here is how the hell did he know the tiger was there being a lid on it
@@TheCuriousCatt even though they tear things up and pee in the wrong places and are constantly meowing asking for more More Morei still love them, life wouldn't be the same without them. And you know they're loved through the whole world. I heard Turkey is very big on Cats and the have a low rodent population. 😀 Someone ought to do a "Cats the World Over" video showing how much they mean to us. Peace in the name of CAT. 😻😸😼
Our cats worship at the throne of HOME DELIVERY, and get that new Amazon or Walmart built apartment for a few days I do that for my feline betters, lol They never seem to notice when I FINALLY, at my wife's insistence throw it away. They know the home delivery gods will send them a new apartment at random.
My cat likes to sit in small boxes. But when it's time to go outside, she's out. Walking around in the yard or getting those stupid geckos or trying to get lizards. Killing mice or bringing a garder snake at times. I let that one go.
although i don't know if there's any kind of scientific evidence or proof , i believe that most animals and Cats in particular cats have genetic memory because they love boxes which most are born in if they're lucky and they have a strong dislike for any kind of bag or sack as sadly many at times were bagged or sacked and thrown in the river by the weak sick and twisted
I’m getting my first cat so I’ll get her a box we already got her a cat tree with a cabinet for a litter box she’s gonna be so spoiled but not too spoiled tho
You guys haven’t played with boxes in really young childhood? Boxes are a amazing! Can hid in them. They can be cars. You can build stuff using more than one. Try rolling around in one.. 😂.. preferely as a small child. After that people will look at you strange, that’s when you say ”Its an art installation” and continue rolling around in them… atleast that’s my view of artsy people. Boxes are great!
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When I hear someone start talking about "evolution", I switch the video to something other
A box full of toys, boring……. Give me the box!
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My cat likes to hide (or so he thinks) in paper shopping bags ^•.•^
Same here.
I always provided a box for my cats. They also liked empty paper bags but mostly for playing.
Cat keeper buys cat an expensive thing, takes it out of the box, sets it up, cat is ignoring it, now playing in the box instead! 😺🐾🐾
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Yes they do ! Make from a paper a ball and they and cats don't stop playing the rest of the day.
Children do the same thing.
If you want your cat to play with something, put it on the edge of a table 😅
Over 40 years ago a small 5-6 week old kitten showed up at our apt. door. My wife who never grew up with animals took him in, went right out to the store to buy everything you needed for a cat. I came home from the navy base where I was stationed to find the new member of our family. We lived in a 3BR apt. & had 2 extra BRs. I made one into the cat room. I got 30 or so different boxes. Put them together making what my wife called "The Kitty Condo" We named our guy Boo, because he was solid black & love to jump out to scare you. Then run away to his condo to hide. I left the patio door open so he could come and go. Around Christmas time we discovered Boo I found a girlfriend and she had moved into the condo. Over time I kept adding more boxes and the two would spend hours chasing each other around, in and out of their condo. I really miss both as they gave lots of love and would always make you laugh. Shalom
I have been raising cats for over 70 years. I have suspected one other reason for the box obsession. Drafts. As you know cats sense a lot more that we think through their whiskers. Wind direction, temperature, and the flow or disturbance of air currents. Inside a box, or other confined space, there is less input from the whisker senses. Perhaps this adds to the calming and stress relief for a brief time and makes napping less likely to be interupted by a "whisker alarm".
Fascinating idea!
My kitty avoids boxes. She enjoyed her igloo while she was a kitten. Not anymore! She might dive into a packet to play a hide & seek game with me . Also not likely, now. When she thinks I’m asleep & she jumps on the bed & snuggles next to my legs. Of course, I’m not allowed to move after that.
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for xmas, a $100 usd fluffy cat cozy with pillow. he sleeps in the Amazon box. my cat.
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The ratio of empty boxes to toys in my house is probably 2:1 with boxes taking up most of the floor space! 😊🐈🐈⬛😻
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My kitties loved boxes. Each room had 1 or more boxes in each room to give them all choices of where they could sleep, and to prevent arguments between the furbabies.
Cats loving confined spaces . . . one cat I had made himself difficult to handle when placing him into a pet carrier for transport for a veterinarian appointment. However, after the vet's exam and/or treatment, it was very easy for my cat to return to the confines of the same pet carrier.
This is probably very helpful information for those cat owners who have cats that enjoy boxes. My Inky won't play, sleep, or hide in a box as described in this video. The closest he will come to interest in a box is when his Chewy order comes, and that is only because the box smells like cat food.
Mine actually uses her bed right next to my recliner, under the side table. We can keep an eye on each other, and she’s mostly hidden from the front door. She’ll jump into any open box she finds, but then jumps right back out.
My cat just loves The boxes from chewy after his goodies arrive
Mine, too!
This is why I always said that if I ever took a trip to Africa, I'd take a big box, in case I encounter a lion!
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It's like a little cave for them.
My cat will scent mark the box but otherwise ignore it and her cat bed. She likes to sleep on bed spreads so we had a small one crocheted just for her. I think I've only seen her get into a box once or twice since I've had her and that was only for about a minute.
It's why I dont buy expensive cat toys - I just gave him a left over cardbox, and I play with him myself. Nice video!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 😸💜
My cat really loves climbing into shopping bags (and being carried round in one).
My cat has two places he likes to be when not on/with me. Both are similar. Both close by me. One is a buffet with a hutch I use to house my paper crafting supplies. He's taken over one small section. We've put a small folded up throw in there. Second place is across the room in the vestibule under the bench. It was his first hovel. Lol that's what we call both places. One of my sons built a shoe rack for under the bench, leaving enough room for Aslan. He loves it. It does the things video says.
Unless he's not Schrodinger's , he's safe inside the box..
Absolutely my Jen loves her special boxes.
"Simple things"? I found that my cat's very favorite toy was a twist tie, particularly if it didn't lay flat. They're light and easy to toss around, even by accident. This would keep her entertained for hours.
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it will cost you about $3000 to get it back if he swallows it. talk to your vet if you don't believe me--cats eat twist ties.
@@em1osmurf She chewed on it occasionally but actually seemed to prefer batting is around.
@@em1osmurfyour caution is well taken. I have been fortunate as I am not the tidiest person. I am pretty tuned in to what they might swallow...but I get nervous sometimes.
I am now up to 3 empty boxes in the kitchen. Also brown paper packaging from the boxes are used as ( flattened) beds in the sitting room. Much preferred over beds. Tucked into a cat size crevice. 🐱
My cat's favorite box, a 20 lb Norwegian Forest cat he can barely fit into! His body is hanging out on all sides but that's his favorite box
Just Blame Schrödinger. 🐾
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@@marykayhiggins8434 , Why Thankyou very muchly indeedy feline furball lover 💛👌🐾
My cat prefers the cistern behind the toilet, not in it, on top of it
My male cat loves rubber bands and hair ties, he puts them in his food, on the beds in the house and on sunny parts of the carpet near the windows. My female cat loves cardboard boxes and climbing in cupboards, she can be very difficult to find some days. Both of them hate closed doors, often calling for the doors to opened, then walk off triumphant.
My observations have convinced me that there is something about the smell of cardboard and paper that cats find attractive. It's not just boxes, try leaving a sheet of paper on the floor and in no time the cat will be sitting on it!
@@bobrobinson1576 I think it actually feels warm, maybe has insulation properties or maybe cat + carboard/+ brown paper =
Heaven.
Indeed I believe it is also the smell of cardboard and newspapers that attracts cats.
We have an older tuxedo tabby who stays in the bathroom, on top of the toilet lid. If the lid of the tank is off, she has a "private fresh water fountain that we, "her loyal staff, change at random ". We were adopted by a Siamese recently. They both like the bathroom, one sits on the toilet lid, the other sits on a bath chair I use for rehab from surgery. Whichever one has the bath seat is her "royal highness" and visually objects when we walk into her domain. The one on the toilet lid LEAPS "gracefully and cat like" out the door and runs into the living room. They keep us surprised and entertained.
1. Invisible mousies
2. Good place to hide from predators
3. Snuggly
4. Insulated from wind & noise
5. Interesting smells from previous contents
6. Pouncing on you from hidey hole
7. Good substitute for hollow log
8. Nap time
9. Good baby storage facility
10. Hide stuff in box for later
11. Good substitute for cave
12. Just because
13. Curious, gotta check for adventures/bugs
14. This thing smells wrong, I gotta get my stink on it
15. I forgot why I came in here, but it's kinda nice
16. I'm sure I saw/heard a gazelle run in here
17. That other dumb cat got his stink in it, now I have to do stink repairs
18. I was playing "moray eel."
19. To get away from my needy humans
20. I didn't go in the box, it ate me
21. What box?
Probably because most are born in boxes their 1st memory besides their Mom…smell texture view
Good perspective!
A litter was born on the driver's floor of a classic car that I once owned. One of the kittens (he was the last survivor of the litter, who passed away at age 13) had no interest in boxes at all.
My baby was 16 years old and had cancer... had to put her down 2 months ago. I bought her everything under the sun, but as soon as a box came into the house, that was all she wanted lol
It's like little kids playing with big cardboard boxes 😃
I build box towers for my cats. They always want the top one, climb up, then embarrass themselves by collapsing it and falling off.
Cats will also enjoy something like an empty chair under a table with a tablecloth on it. A nice quiet enclosed space where they can rest and hide. Under beds and under couchesd works as well.
It makes them feel secure. I have had 27 cats.
Most of these also explain why I like my apartment.
It almost felt like I shredded my money and let the wind take away the pieces when my cat who was from the street and very anxious but kept visiting my garden, with lot of patience I earned her trust... I believe she was mishandled in the past cause I was once cleaning the living room couch and I lifted a pillow high up.
From her perspective it could look like I was about to whack her with it ... nvr saw a cat run away that scared.. luckily she came back 3 hours later.
So I said well then... guess I am your human now huh,
So next day I bought litter box etc .. that’s all fine... I didn’t had to learn her anything she immediately used it but I was so excited how she would reacted on the about 12 different kind of cat toys .......Small sniff, one eye looking at it like ‘Whatamisupposetodiwiththathuh’
To see her minutes later joyfully play with a f toothpick and the next day a feather from a bird🥴😼
For nineteen years before I retired I worked in a cardboard box factory. It still amazes me that we weren't overrun by cats.
I have to pile up the grocerie bags for the cat to play with 😅
My cat spends a lot of time in her cat tree, which is like a little house.
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According to the felines, mankind's greatest achievement and most impressive accomplishment is in fact the cardboard box! Brilliant to say the least.
My kittycats love boxes over just about anything else but got to give them one each even though they swop around and it must have a spring and/ or mouse in it they play, sleep and rip them apart with they teeth, they love'um spend hours and hours usually only coming out for food and the toilet 😹😹😹😹
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. It amazes me how my cat can squeeze himself into a small Amazon box and then sleep for hours.
I (61M) have two Torties (5F). One will go nuts on any soda bottle cap I drop on the floor. The other loves to play with the rings from milk jugs.
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I can take a box and break it down and lay it on the floor flattened and my cats will go lay on it on the floor for days until I pick it up so I can vacuum. 🐈🐈⬛
My new addition,a small female feral cat has a box that has cut outs at 2 ends so she can kind of walk into it. She goes into it a lot because it's like her major safe place and she rubs her neck on the edges. That's her in my thumbnail.
I've had cats over 60 years and the part about boxes that have always puzzles me is when they are in a box don't they fear that there is only one exit? If a bad guy wanted to get a cat when they are in a box it's easier to get them because there's only one way out?
Not really, at first of being within a year old they are playful of hiding away in them as this is their purpose to surprise you as well. But after you begin to take them to a Vet or sadly taking 1 or 2 away like kittens, they learned of the boxes as a TRAP for abuse from Drs or knowing of assuming they are being taken away. My mother Cat's 2nd litter I took and she saw me place them in a cat box for the shelter. She was meowing for them for weeks as she later on had another litter of myself placing them in a box like shelter for their nursery but the mother cat kept moving them to corners as I assume she has picked up the image of purpose as well as my other cats.
My cat loves me at breakfast and dinner time, then all bets are off.😂
Boxes or bags... it is all the same to cats until another cat takes over (t)his "castle". But the best way to treat a cat give all cats a space for their own.
Yes I had cats since 4 january 1212. And of course I always followed my cat closely. I really wanted to know my first cat... and it worked out fine.
None of my (later cats) walked away from me.
All cats came back to me, after about 2 days (max)! What more can you do, to gain their trust?
Yes it is easy... try to know them and understand them. But it takes a little time!
WOW!!! You must be the oldest person I ever sent a message to in my life. I have never known anyone who lived over eight hundred years ago. You must have seen a lot of changes in your lifetime over the centuries. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
@@krazycatz Okay, you are right... it had to be 2012.
But don't tell anyone... I'am getting gifts from all over the world now. 😅😂
My lips are sealed. 🤫
@@erikabee3498LOL
@@erikabee3498 Your cats will love the boxes that all those gifts come with! 🐈🐈⬛
Of course.
Boxes and paper bags are made of wood fiber.
Cats tend to prefer natural materials like cardboard over materials like plastic.
My cat usually doesn’t actually like getting In boxes
I got this question answer the number of months ago from Brookfield zoo in Chicago the big cats and lions tigers and they were just like big house cats
They are looking for Schrodinger...
I wonder why nobody has designed a cat bed that looks like a box.
How about cats' propensity to sit in the middle of circles formed by just about anything--rope, a hose, hula hoop, etc.?
I got an XBX when it first came out and my cat got an XBX Box.
Under covid-19 I used to watch the Brookfield zoo questions and answers from the public do big cats do big cats like boxes too was the question and yes indeed the Lions love the box all kinds of them including on Jaguar which moved his under a tree and waited for a tiger to come by to smell the box and then growl now the question is here is how the hell did he know the tiger was there being a lid on it
They love that I feed them 9 times a day and they get treats, rotisserie chicken, canned food and Pet (canned) 😂milk.
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@@TheCuriousCatt even though they tear things up and pee in the wrong places and are constantly meowing asking for more More Morei still love them, life wouldn't be the same without them. And you know they're loved through the whole world.
I heard Turkey is very big on Cats and the have a low rodent population. 😀 Someone ought to do a "Cats the World Over" video showing how much they mean to us. Peace in the name of CAT.
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I. Am. A. Cat! ❤😻
We love forts. Cats love forts.
My cat little garfield hates boxes if he sees one he runs off
Our cats worship at the throne of HOME DELIVERY, and get that new Amazon or Walmart built apartment for a few days I do that for my feline betters, lol They never seem to notice when I FINALLY, at my wife's insistence throw it away. They know the home delivery gods will send them a new apartment at random.
“…let the cat *INTO* the bag….”
My cat likes to sit in small boxes. But when it's time to go outside, she's out. Walking around in the yard or getting those stupid geckos or trying to get lizards. Killing mice or bringing a garder snake at times. I let that one go.
Cats love boxe
When
I order something they look at the boxs
My “felin” companions …
Why do cats even love a square area outlined in tape?
although i don't know if there's any kind of scientific evidence or proof , i believe that most animals and Cats in particular cats have genetic memory because they love boxes which most are born in if they're lucky and they have a strong dislike for any kind of bag or sack as sadly many at times were bagged or sacked and thrown in the river by the weak sick and twisted
I’m getting my first cat so I’ll get her a box we already got her a cat tree with a cabinet for a litter box she’s gonna be so spoiled but not too spoiled tho
You tend to say the same thing in three or four different ways.
Then why small enclosed cat’s beds that have all above are not preferred by cat?😢
My can prefers the bed.
My window AC cover is upside down on my bed.
HATES CARDBOARD BOXES
MARU approves.
You guys haven’t played with boxes in really young childhood? Boxes are a amazing! Can hid in them. They can be cars. You can build stuff using more than one. Try rolling around in one.. 😂.. preferely as a small child. After that people will look at you strange, that’s when you say ”Its an art installation” and continue rolling around in them… atleast that’s my view of artsy people. Boxes are great!
One of my absolute fave books, when I was little was called Just a Box. Loved that book.
So that's why lions like dens.
Paper bag with some catnip in it, tear a small hole in the corner, stick your finger in and wiggle it.
How about a video on whycats likr to top over laundry badketd and drag woollens all over the house?
Boxes = cat traps. LOL
How about cats and the old barrel grocery sacks?
there's no drafts in a box.
Repeat, restate, on and on and on.
Put the bed inside a box.
One time
Couldn't find
My cat
I had gotten something in the mail
It was inthe box I
Cats are just strange.
All very obvious really.
Spa
Most of this is pure BS.
Karen Dingleberry, you are a real bitter old woman. Shalom