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The Advantages of Playing with Your Cat by Noel Ireland
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The Advantages of Playing with Your Cat |
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Pets,Family & Parenting,Education
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Playing with your cat is the most effective method for the two of you to connect. She will get more attached to you, and you will feel more connected to her.
The easiest way to prevent your cat from becoming overweight is to offer him a balanced diet, but exercise also plays a role in keeping your kitty healthy. If your cat is an indoor cat, playing with you may be his sole option for exercise and weight maintenance.
Playing will help your cat gain confidence. Regular play sessions, along with petting sessions, will also acquaint your cat with human contact, making him less inclined to run away and hide when guests arrive.
Playing will assist your cat in developing his hunting skills. Hunting is a natural instinct for all cats, but a cat that is restricted inside has few opportunities to express and develop this desire. Allow the kitten to pursue a toy mouse and pounce for the "kill." This will come in handy if he ever gets lost and has to get food.
Playing will assist your cat in releasing its aggression. Cats often exhibit violent behavior when bored. Play sessions may teach your cat not to scratch, bite, or attack you. Use praise to encourage your cat to play gently; if he shows any signs of preparing to use his fangs or claws, stop the game. This teaches your cat that aggressive cat behavior is better focused on his toys rather than at you!
Cats, like people, need entertainment throughout their lives. Put some excitement in your cat's life to break up the monotony of eating, napping, and using the litter box. Your cat will be happier, more confident, and less aggressive.
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