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How to get a cat to like you

How to get a new cat to like you? How to get a stray cat to like and trust you? How to get a cat to come to you?

I’m going to answer these questions in this post, from experience of feeding feral cats for many years and having four feral cats living in my house.

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How to get a feral cat to come to you

Can you get a cat to like you? Sure. Put cats food in a a bowl and walk away. Do this for a while until the cat seems more at ease with you. Stand a bit closer to it every day, but not if it seems nervous.

It may take a long time for the feral cat to trust you, and it depends on the cat’s personality. It’ll take longer with a very frightened cat.

Sit down so the cat won’t be intimidated, and stay at a distance for long periods of time. This takes time and patience. You can read a book or play with a tablet. Avoid looking at the cat too much. Cats know when someone watches them, and it makes a cat who doesn’t know you nervous.

After a while, when the cat gets used to you, you can start taking to it. Place cats treats at a distance, and when the cat seems comfortable and not so afraid, put the treats closer and closer to you.

You can also put a nice, soft cats toy somewhere where the cat can reach it and then walk away. Put it closer and closer each time, until you can actually hand it to the cat and hold it under the cat’s nose. Let it take the toy from your hand.

Choose the right cat

I have four feral cats living in my house, three of which have been adopted as adult cats. My Amiga won’t get off my lap. She loves being petted but won’t let me rub her stomach. Princessa rubs against me but won’t let me pet her. Hazelnut lets me pet her but almost never sits on my lap, and she’s been with me since age five weeks. Chocolate Paws won’t let me go near him, but he only shows up for mealtimes, and not every day.

Each cat has a different personality. Choose a cat that’s not too skittish. Some feral cats are actually friendly to strangers, although this is rare. I’ve had a feral cat jump on my lap while waiting for the bus, and he let me pet him.

Even if a cat is scared of strangers, she can still be a lap cat. My Amiga is scared of strangers. But a cat who’s very anxious, like my Princessa, may not allow petting. Princessa only allows me to pet her when she rubs against me, and only from the middle back and down, and she hisses sometimes when I do that. She’d claw me to death if I as much as try to touch her head or ears.

How to get a feral cat to trust you

You don’t want to scare the cat away with loud noise or too much moving. Be as quiet and still as possible.

Let the cat come to you. Wait until she seems comfortable with your presence and with being close to you, and then call her over and tap you hip gently. It’s an invitation for the cat to sit on your lap.

Don’t make too much eye contact. It scares cats.

Blink at the cat slowly. It soothes them.

When the cat seems comfortable with you being near, hold your finger to her nose and let her sniff you.

How to get a cat to let you pet it?

Wait until the cat rubs its head against you, or at least until it’s comfortable with you and stand very close to you and doesn’t prepare to run every time you move. The cat will let you know when it’s not scared of you anymore, like when it sniffs your finger.

Move your hand slowly and see how the cat reacts. If it doesn’t run or show fear, pet its head very gently, fingers barely touching, and if the cat doesn’t mind, do it again and again, less lightly each time, until you can pet the cat properly.

How to get a cat to like you fast?

Unfortunately, unless the cat is friendly and trusting, which most feral cats aren’t, it takes time to make a cat like you.

You can get a feral cat to love you. Feral cat can be loving if you take the right steps. Mine are crazy about me, so I know it can be done. Good luck.

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How do cats show love

How do you know if your cat loves you? How do cats show their love and affection toward humans? Can cats show love? Yes! There are many ways cats show love to their humans. After all, the cats’ ability to give unconditional love is one of the reasons why we love cats so much. Here are 13 ways cats show they love you.

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Following you around

How do cats show love to their owners? By following you anywhere, by choosing the spot next to you on the sofa to nap, but scratching the door and mewing if you go to another room and close the door.

The can cry when you go to work, and chase you out the door, calling you to come back. I had a cat who did this. Chasing me down the street and crying.

I had a cat who’d leave his warm cats bed and run after me whenever I left the room. And he LOVED that bed! Used to knead it endlessly with his eyes closed and purring. But I guess he loved me more.

Staring

This is how cats show affection for you, by staring at you, focusing, with a loving look in their eyes, as if you’re the most interesting creature in the world.

Licking

Cats lick humans and other cats to show love and affection. This kind of behavior is a leftover trait from kittenhood, when their mother used to licked them clean.

Sitting on your lap

Your cat may sit on your lap because it’s warm, but that’s not the only reason. My Amiga sits on my lap even in summertime, and it’s California-like climate here, which means the heat is unbearable. Yet she still sits on my lap. So it’s not just seeking warmth. It’s how cats show their love for their humans.

Do cats show love by biting?

Sometimes a cat may bite you because it wants to communicate and bond with you, or because it wants to play with you. Cats don’t play with just anyone. If they’re willing to play with you, it’s a compliment!

Purring

Closing their eyes when being petted, purring, blinking slowly. This is how cats show their love to humans. Just letting you pet them is a way of showing love. Many cats won’t let just anyone pet them. It has to be someone special.

Shoving their nose

My Amiga shoves her nose into mine often. She jumps on the dresser, and if I get close, she’ll bump her nose into mine. And I used to have a cat who’d shove his nose in my ribs repeatedly.

Tail up

Your cat’s tail rises when she sees you, because she’s happy whenever you’re near.

Kneading

You cat knead when you pet her to show her love for you. It’s a sign of content, and content is born out of trust and love for you, her favorite human.

Trying to open a closed door to get to you

At night, I close the bedroom door and leave my cats behind. Amiga, who’s my most affectionate cat, often throws herself against the door and mews. I’ve had cats scratching the bathroom door when I took a shower, or just waiting outside until I got out.

Bringing presents

How do cats show their love to their humans? What better way than putting dead rodents in your bed? This is your cat’s way of helping out, making sure you have enough food. The feline way of fixing you breakfast.

Or bringing you a headless bird, putting it on your shoe or right next to you.

Putting their head on your chest

I had a cat named Angel who used to sit on my lap with his head in the cook of my elbow or on my chest. He’d look me right in the eye and gurgle like a human baby.

Running toward you

When you come home from work, your cat runs toward you. Mine do that. My Angel used to bolt toward me with the speed of lightening. They can’t wait to be near you after not seeing you all day.

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Why do cats smell everything?

Why does my cat like to smell everything? Why is my cats sniffing me? Why do cats sniff each other’s bottoms? Yuck. Why do cats smell feet, your face, and your breath?

Yeah, cats act in a way that can seem strange to humans, but they have their reasons. Here they are.

Why do cats smell everything?

What does it mean when your cat smells everything? Cats don’t see far. When an object is very close to their face, they can’t see it clearly. Besides, Cats can’t see the color of an object, so the only way to get enough information about it is to sniff it.

Cats are curious by nature, and they want to know everything about the object at paw. Is it poisonous or rotten? Is it food? How old is it? What other animals have touched it? They’re like detective searching for clues, for the story an object can tell.

The feline sense of smell is very strong. There are many scents they can pick up on that we can’t, and they learn about the world and their surroundings by sniffing. They can find their way back home or to a favorite place by familiar scents, and they can sniff out dangers. The smell of fire, larger predators like dogs, snakes, etc.

Why does my cat smell my mouth?

Why does your cat smell your breath? They want to find out what you’ve eaten recently. They just love when you have tuna or sardines for dinner, or chicken.

Also, your loving cat is your personal doctor. They want to make sure their human is healthy. Sometimes, cats can sniff out medical condition from your breath. They’re looking out for you, their favorite human.

Why does my cat sniff me?

You cat wants to know where you’ve been where you’ve been, and what other kind of animals have rubbed against you. My cats can smell the dogs and feral cats that I’ve petted while being away, and if other cats had rubbed against me to leave their scents, marking me as their own.

Why do cats smell your eyes?

If your cat smells your eyes, it can be because it wants to groom you or show you affection.

A cat may also like the salty smell of eyes.

So, why do cats sniff each other butts?

OK…

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Do cats get bored like humans do?

Do cats get bored of being inside? How do I know if my cat is bored? How do I stop my indoor cat from being bored?

Do cats get bored in apartments?

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Do cats get bored or lonely at home alone? Well, cats get bored if they can’t do the things they love doing; hiding, chasing, hunting, and climbing. If they can’t see, hear, and smell the outside world with these things that appeal to cats, such as insects and birds, sounds and smells of food and other creatures.

Cats don’t watch TV or surf the internet. They don’t read books or talk on the phone, and they don’t have a job. Neither do they do crossword puzzles. Do cats get bored in the house? They might.

That depends on the cat’s personality. A hyper cat is much more likely to get bored in an apartment than a calm cat.

Kittens may not get as bored as grown cats, because they turn everything into a toy, and that includes socks or slippers. My Hazelnut used to shove her nose into one of my shoes and drag it from one side of the room to another this way. It was very comical. She used to get crazily hyper rolling around with mice-shaped toys, swatting and chasing them. Kittens find everything interesting, and they’re less likely to get bored.

Do cats get bored easily?

Being hunters and being curious, cats can get bored easily. But when they can do the things they love, like hunt, they can hide for a long time waiting for prey without getting bored.

Do cats get bored of the same toys?

It can happen, and cats always love a new toy. I had a cat who played with a wooden mouse and then lost interest in it. But a toy that runs and mimic real prey usually keep cats intertained for a long time. My cats still go crazy over the same toys I’ve gotten them years ago.

How do I know if my cat is bored?

A bored cat may become depressed, losing interest in food, play, and life in general. May have a sad look in its eyes.

A bored cat may interact in a repetitive behavior, like pacing and grooming.

A bored cat may overeat or oversleep.

A bored cat may pull its fur out in frustration.

How do I stop my indoor cat from being bored?

If you have a home with your own yard, you can put up a cat-proof fence and design a cat-friendly garden. However, that’s not possible if you live in an apartment in a building, like me.

So, you’re wondering; how do I keep my indoor cat entertained?

There’s cats music on the internet, that plays sounds that are relaxing to cats.

Get cats toys. There are balls to chase and cats toys that mimic prey.

Get cats condos and cats trees.

Place a desk or chair in front of a window and pull the curtains aside. Invite birds and squirrels to your yard so your cat can watch them. Or you can invest in a window seat, like a hammock.

Hide cats treats in the house, so your feline will search for them.

Play with your cat a lot, and let her sit on your lap for hours. Provide lots of love and affection.

Get another pet, a dog or a cat. But then you must take your cat’s personality into consideration. Some cats are happy with company, and some are jealous and may turn violent toward the new pet. Of course, the new pet’s personality must be taken into consideration, too.

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Do cats make friends with other cats

Can cats become friends with other cats in the neighborhood?

Are cats friends with each other? I’ve seen feral cats hanging together, but it’s rather rare. Mostly, stray cats can be seen roaming the streets on their own. Do cats make friends with neighbors cats? Sure they can, and sometimes they do, but that depends on the circumstances.

Age and gender

Can cats make friends with other cats? Sure, but that depends on the situation. A grown cat is more likely to friend a kitten than another grown cat. Two kittens raised together are more likely to make friends with each other than two grown cats. A neutered female cat is more likely to make friends with a male cat.

Personality

Can my cat be friends with other cats? Some cats, maybe.

Ever heard the term ‘opposite attract?’ It often doesn’t apply to cats (and I doubt it applies to humans). I had two cats. One was a huge, tough cat who loved to play rough, and the other was a princess of a cat, very delicate, who couldn’t stand roughhousing. Needless to say, they didn’t get along very well.

Do cats like playing with other cats? Two cats who are playful will have fun together. Two cats who are gentle will feel safe around each other. Can cats make friends with other cats who have a different personality? That can happen. My two cats did like each other. But it’s more likely for cats to from friendships with cats who are more like them.

Circumstances

Some circumstances ruin any chance of cats being friends. Jealousy, for instance. My cat, Angel, was a very jealous cat and very possessive of me. He turned on my other cat when I petted her.

My Hazelnut was the first cat, and when Amiga and Princessa got in, she saw them as intruders. She had hissed at them and had tried driving them out, which didn’t work. But they learned to hate her because of the way she’d treated them. Disputes over territory can make cats hate each other, and there’s no chance of forming friendships this way.

Do cats become friends with other cats in a colony?

Just because a colony of cats hang together in the same yard doesn’t mean they’re friends with each other. They’re just together because there’s food in the area. They’re together out of convenience. They don’t hunt together or hang around each other, except for mealtimes.

Of course, two cats from the same colony can make friends with each other. But a colony of cats isn’t like a pack of wolves. They don’t share their food or do things together, and they don’t have an alpha or any social structure. Mostly, they ignore each other. They don’t play together, and one cat doesn’t let another cat get too close, or she’ll hiss.

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What does catnip do to cats

What is catnip, and what does catnip do to cats exactly? What is catnip supposed to do to cats?

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What is catnip?

Catnip is a herb from the mint family. Catnip is a silver-green plant with jagged heart-shaped leaves and thick stems covered with fine hairs.

What do catnip do to cats and why?

The reason why catnip attracts cats so much is because it releases a chemical called nepetalactone, which has an affect on many cats. The chemicals in catnip affect neurons leading to the brain. Catnip affects the part of the feline brain that controls mood and feelings.

What does catnip do to a cat?

What does catnip actually do for cats? It makes them high. It alters their mood, the way drugs or alcohol changes humans’ moods.

What does catnip in toys do to cats?

My Amiga loves her catnip filled toy octopus. She runs toward it and rolls on the floor with it, biting and holding it between her paws.

For how long does catnip affect cats?

Usually 10-15 minutes. Then the cat isn’t affected anymore and just walks away.

Does catnip affect all cats?

One in three cats won’t respond to catnip. The ability to not be affected by catnip is genetic.

What does catnip do to kittens?

What does catnip do for your kitten? Nothing, if the kitten is too young. Kittens are affected by catnip by the time they’re 3 or 6 months old. Before that, they’re immune to its charms.

How do cats respond to catnip?

What does catnip make cats do? They chew it to release more catnip, rub against it, sniff it, roll in it. Some cats become hyper or aggressive if approached. Some cats may be euphoric. Some get more playful or become superior hunters. Some zone out. This is what catnip do to cats; it affects each one differently.

Is catnip safe?

Catnip isn’t toxic to cats, but it may make them aggressive. Or because they get hyper, they may start running into the road. It all depends if there’s a cat-proof fence around your yard, and if you live near a road.

Give your cat a tiny amount of catnip and see how they react, then you can give a larger dosage.

Other uses for catnip

Catnip is supposed to have calming affect on humans, like chamomile, and can be added to tea. It also repels mosquitoes.

Is there an alternative to catnip?

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How to take your cat outside for the first time

How to introduce your cat to the outdoors, when they’ve never been outside? Sure, it’s easier with a cat who’s used to being outside, even if you move them to a new house. But how to introduce your indoor cat to the outside world? How to let your indoor cat outside for the first time, when he’s scared and refuses to leave the house?

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Safety

If you have a fenced-in yard, with a cat-proof fence, the first step in introducing your cat to the outside should be to make the garden safe. Make sure there is no broken glass or thorns outside, or plants that are poisonous for cats.

Provide a way to get out

Either install a cat’s flap door or leave the window open so your cat wouldn’t have to rely on you opening the door every time it wants to go in or out.

Put a treat within reach

How to get cats used to outside? To encourage your indoor cats to go out, put your cat’s favorite treat just outside the flap door. Then walk outside, hold the door open for her to see you, and the treat, just a foot outside the door.

If your cat is still afraid, place the treat on your palm and hold it an inch or two outside the flap door, and let her eat it.

Put treats in hiding places in the yard and put catnip-filled toys all over to make your cat like the yard.

Take your cat outside with you

This is a great way to putting your cat outside for the first time, if your cat lets you pick her up, and won’t tear you to shreds if it’s afraid, mistaking you for a sofa.

Leave the door open and stay within a foot or two from the door, holding your cat and talking to her. Pet her and scratch her ears so she’ll associate the outside with a positive experience.

Next, walk a little further from the door.

Finally, take a walk in the garden with your cat. I did this with my Hazelnut when she was a kitten. At first, she clung to me, but after a few walks, she learned to get out on her own.

Stand outside the open window

Cat going outside for the first time can be a big deal for an indoor cat, and they may feel insecure. To make them feel safe, stand outside the open window, where you cat can see you, and call her. Wait till she comes to you, and then you can settle on an easy chair and let her feel her way around. She may be nervous at first and stay close to you, until she gets braver and wanders out on her own.

How long does a cat stay outside for the first time?

I had two cats that I took outside for the first time. Angel, a huge, bad-tempered cat who could read minds, stayed outside for the first time for about two hours, and Milky, a gentle mixed Persian, stayed for quite a few hours.

Every cat is different, but an indoor cat who’s let outside for the first time may either stay a few minutes, because they don’t feel safe yet, or hours, because it’s their first time, and they’re overwhelmed.

Final words

Even outdoor cats can hesitate before going outside in a new place. Cats feel safer in a familiar territory. But indoor cats are often much more scared of the outside, and the introduction of an indoor cats to the outside world can be slow and require patience.

Also, some cats are more anxious than others. A less timid cat will get used to the outside much faster than an overly anxious cat.

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Do all domestic cats want to go outside?

Why does my indoor cat want to go outside so much? Have you ever asked yourself that? And have you ever wondered: do all domestic cats want to go outside? Do house cats need to go outside? And why does my indoor cat want to go outside at night?

Let’s try to answer these questions.

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Why does my house cat want to go outside so bad?

Why do indoor cats want to be outside? The outdoor is full of exciting smells that cats pick with their sensitive nostrils. There are also fascinating sounds and movements. A chirping bird, a grasshopper jumping in the grass, a turtle, a mouse. All these movements and sounds apply to the cat’s natural hunting instincts.

In the wild, cats didn’t live in houses. They roamed in nature. This kind of behavior is in the cat’s blood, the need to explore, find hiding places, and hunt. These are evolutionary traits that often exist even in domesticated house cats. That’s why your house cat want to go outside so badly. She’s simply acting according to her curious and playful nature, walking in the steps of her ancestors.

Do all house cats like to go outside?

do house cats want to go outside? Not all. That depends on the cat.

First, it depends on whether or not the cat has ever been outside. A cat who’s used to being outdoors will want to keep going out, missing the action the outside had provided.

A cat who’s never been outside is less likely to want to go outside, and an owner of a house cat had once told me her cat is afraid of going out. Some cats don’t even show an interest in being outdoors.

However, just because the cat is afraid of going outside, doesn’t necessarily mean she doesn’t want to go outside.

I had a cat many years ago, Milky. A delicate Persian slightly mixed with Angora. She’d put her head in the bars on my first-floor, ground-level apartment’s window, then she’d pull her head back. Back and forth, for hours. Watching the yard with such intense longing. But she didn’t dare go outside. I couldn’t stand it, so I picked her up and carried her outside three times. She’d clung to me twice, and the third time she leapt out of my arms and walked the yard. After that, she’d leap out the window on her own. She’d lost her fear of the outside.

It also depends on the cat’s personality. Cats who are more playful, energetic, and curious, are more likely to want to go outside and explore, hunt.

It depends on the size of the apartment, and whether or not there are hiding places and cats toys.

Why does my house cat want to go outside at night?

Cats are nocturnal, because their wild ancestors used to hunt their prey at night, when they couldn’t be seen in the dark. Many wildcats lived in warm climates, and it was too hot to hunt during the day. Although some domestic cats sleep during the night, and many cats show some level of activity during the day.

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Do feral cats get into people’s homes

Feral cats get into people’s houses. Yes.

There are things that increase the chances of stray cats getting into your house.

The number of stray cats in the area

There are huge colonies of feral cats in the Tel-Aviv vicinity where I live, which greatly increases the chances of stray cats getting inside houses. The neighbor next door told me a cat had leap in her apartment through the window.

Domesticated cats in the house

Feral cats don’t get into people’s homes looking for human contact. They’re looking for food. When there’s a domesticated cat in the house, stray cats outside smell the cats’ food and let themselves in. Water doesn’t attract feral cats as much as food, maybe because they can’t smell the water.

Living close to the ground

I live on the first floor, ground-level, and three feral cat have leapt in through the window. I kept them as pets. There are more cats who’d tried getting in, but I can’t keep them all.

Having an alpha cat who chases them away

I used to have a huge, aggressive, and very territorial male cat, Angel, who used to chase all the feral cats who’d gotten into my apartment. He’d fight them and chase them even after they ran away. The cats have learned to stay away.

It depends on how aggressive the cat is, and to what length he’ll go to protect his territory. The cats I have now aren’t as aggressive and territorial. They hiss and may swat at an approaching cat occasionally, but they don’t fight really hard.

Lack of food anywhere else

Feral cats will get into people’s homes if that’s the only way they can get food. If they can’t find anything in the garbage because the cans are in a locked room, or because the cans’ lids are always closed tightly. If there are no cats feeders in the area, and if there’s a shortage of mice, squirrels, rabbits, and rats, the cats will become hungry and desperate. That’s when feral cats start getting into people’s homes, the only source of food there is.

Whether or not you chase them away

It depends if you treat the feral cats that get into your house like welcome guests by allowing them to explore the house and look for food, and whether you chase them out. This will determine whether or not they’ll come back.

Experience with previous houses

If the feral cats have gotten into humans’ homes before, and haven’t been chased away, and have found food in those homes, they’re more likely to keep getting into humans’ homes than if they have rough experiences in the previous homes, such as not finding any food and being chased away. That makes them think twice before getting into a human’s house again.

Beds

If there are cats’ beds in your house, or anything a cat can sleep in, like a cardboard box or a laundry basket, especially if they’re padded or placed on a table or desk or chair, anything that’s higher off the ground to give the cat a sense of security. Cats love lounging in these places.

Mice or rats

Feral cats will get into people’s homes if there are mice or rats in there, or even a pet hamster in a cage or a parrot. This can be dangerous to the small pets.

Catnip

If you happen to grow this particular plant in your house, well, that’s an invitation to the feline population wherever it is. The cats will keep leaping in the window like junkies needing their next fix.

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Best cats products on Amazon

Here’s a list of what I believe are the best cats products on Amazon.

Your feline is your best friend, and as such they deserve only the best. We give our furry friends everything, a bowl full of food, security, warmth in the cold winter, plenty of love, and our favorite chair that they claim as their own.

When you go to work, the supermarket, or a friends house, you need to know your cat is happy and content at home, and not lonely and bored. There are so many things you can buy to enrich your cat’s life and keep it happy and content. Especially since many cats don’t go outside. You want to turn your house into an interesting and enjoyable place for your cats.

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Best cats toys on Amazon

SmartyKat catnip mice-shaped toys

These mice toys will provide your cats with stimulation and exercise. What can be more fun than watching your cat chasing the toys around the house? And your sofa and other furniture will thank you when the mice take the heat instead.

Filled with catnip that’ll drive your feline wild
The right size to pick and carry
Fiberfill made from 100% recycled plastic

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Colorful spring cats toys

Wide colorful spring for extra bouncing. Brighten up your house and entertain your cats. Learn more.

Interactive toy, circle tracks with moving balls

Non-slip base
Can entertain more than one cat at a time
Stimulates the feline hunting instincts
Gives you the opportunity to bond with your kitten by playing together, with you spinning the ball.

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Window perches and beds

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Window perch seat

This window seat is made of stainless steel and is strong enough to hold up to 30lbs.

Letting your cat bask in the sun and watch the fascinating activity of grasshoppers jumping in the grass, and hear the exciting sounds of chirping birds.

Made of breathable oxford cloth to prevent your cat from overheating.

Provides much-needed exercise for house cats by making them jump on and off.

Cats love higher places. It makes them feel safe, on top of the world. The feline journey.

To read customers reviews and watch videos of cats on this window perch, click here.

Pet bed

This dog and cat bed’s walls are filled with high-loft polyester for security. Comfortable, chocolate-brown, and beautiful. Pets love it. To learn more, Click here.

Collapsible cat house with bed

A cube-shaped cat house that provides your cat with a hiding place, playing space, and sleeping place all in one.

Comfortable, easy to assemble, and a beautiful decoration to your house. To read excellent customers reviews and see this cat house in gray and blue, click here.

Hope you liked the best cats products on Amazon. I know I enjoy buying things for my cats more than I like buying things for myself. Have fun.