Podcast -- Cat Toys

Play is a vital activity not only for kittens but also for adult cats.

                          

Toys and regular playtime are part of providing your cat with a changing environment, which makes for a happy and healthy cat. Playtime isn't just for cats also for cat owner. 

A good mouse toy should have a half hand long. And made with cardboard and the corrugate, it will helps to condition both the front and back claws of your cat. Also the mouse toy is the perfect one to hug, scratch and wrestle.

                            

Many of your cat's toys should be interactive. This kind of play is important for your cat, because she needs active "people time" and such play strengthens the bond between you and your cat.

Cat Toys

Cats love to play! It is their natural hunting instincts coming out and having plenty of the best cat toys available will help keep our cat active. 

Cats are athletic creatures with amazing strength and agility. Their play habit will changing with their age. When my cat was a kitty, he like to play balls. He curious about why this sphere can move fast. He  will follow the ball running all the rooms. That's looks crazily. Few months later, he began to focus on some toys have sound inside. Such as inflatable rats, singing dolls and cat bar.

Now, my cat was totally love iPad game and cat's juggle. So your cat's imagination can turn almost anything into a wonderful toy that he want. Typically, cats most enjoy playing with small, light objects that are "flickable," such as a cork or a Ping-Pong ball, which they can swat and then chase.

Cats are experts at amusing themselves. They can play with infrared cat bar for whole afternoon. Also loves empty paper bags to investigate and "hide" in. Remove the handles so your cat doesn't get caught in them. He could be terrified if he's chased by a big paper bag. 

To be a cat master, we must be spend some time play with them, because the pet like baby, they need communicate with people, and show their mood. Choose a good toy can help you and your cat have a good communicate, also can save your carpet and your furniture.

Free Game for Cats

November 2, 2013.

Game for cats is free and like most of these cat-apps, it engages your cat's hunting instincts, in this case by chasing a laser-pointer-dot as it darts about the screen in a random fashion. When kitty manages to whack the dot, it makes a noise to reward the capture. 

If your cat's hunting instincts aren't piqued by a laser-pointer-dot, Game For Cats also offers virtual rodent chasing as does catch the mouse. For $1.19,Cat Toys extends the prey selection to rats, frogs, spiders and that long-time natural enemy of the domestic feline - the ping-pong ball.  

In the spirit of involving the owner as well as the cat, there's the $1.19 app called Enjoy with Cat. Via a "finger-pad" in the corner of the screen, it gives you the ability to control the movements of the cat's prey, be it mouse, a fish or butterfly. Otherwise it is essentially the same as the others.

It seems tablets are not just a hit with humankind. Cat lovers are using the iPad to entertain their furry friends. Here's a look at what's out there for those brave enough to try dispensinfeline diversions of the digital kind.

Cat -- selfie App

November 2, 2013

This week developer Acceleroto released a very simple app for iOS devices called Cat Selfie. It's designed to let your cat take pictures of itself!

Cat Selfie puts a 'flaming laser' on your iOS screen, which bounces around. This should attract the attention of any self respecting cat, and when it tries to catch the laser by hitting the screen, a photo will be taken with the front camera. Photos are automatically saved to your camera roll, where you can review what your cat has done.

The app has already been updated to version 1.0.1, which fixes a bug that saw the app screen go black after taking a photo. The developers point out that you must give the app access to your photos, or it won't be able to save the selfies. Acceleroto also claim the app is ideal for babies and toddlers, and point out that if your cat has sharp claws, you may want to use a screen protector.

Cat Selfie is very simple, and might be improved by offering something like alternative things for your cat to hunt on screen, in case the flaming laser gets boring...