The Millstone Times April 2019

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Tree's Company When It Comes To Your Indoor Cat By Lauren Kowlacki Going outside is not a requirement for your cat’s happiness. Playing inside regularly with a cat and providing entertainment and toys can easily keep them happy and keep them stimulated while providing them the exercise they need to stay healthy.

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Kittens who are kept indoors are very happy if they were kept indoors from the very be- ginning. A cat tree is a recommended addition to your home by veterinarians. You can either buy a ready-made cat tree (often called a "kitty condo") or make one your own. A cat tree can be short or may stretch from floor to ceiling. It provides great climbing oppor- tunities and, in multi-cat households, creates more play and rest areas by taking advantage of vertical space. If you can, locate the cat tree next to a window so your cat can watch the action outdoors. When you can't be there to supervise, Pet Smart recommends leaving out "toys" such as paper bags (with the handles re- moved) or cardboard boxes. Be sure to switch the toys from time to time so that they seem "new" and more interesting to your cat.

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