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Showing posts with label Towers. Show all posts

Cat Towers Your Pet's Playground

A large percentage of the population chooses to invite pets into their home. Single people, married couples and families are all examples of people that like pets. Some people prefer felines, while others like dogs. Still more choose birds, reptiles and bunnies as their preferred companions. People who really love animals may choose to have one or more of the examples listed. No matter which you choose, the end result is that you will need to have some toys and activities for your beloved friend.





Toys are important for all animals, not the least of which is felines. They are naturally inquisitive, so they're always looking for something to get into. Whether it's a paper sack from the grocery store, a box from your most recent online purchase or even a cubbyhole in the bottom of your entertainment center, felines love to crawl into small spaces. If you'd rather avoid having a house scattered with materials that should be in the recycling bin, consider cat towers.





Cat towers are ideal for felines of any age, although kittens certainly will get the most use out of them. In fact, it's a good idea to introduce these pint-sized condos when you first bring your kitten home. This will give her the opportunity to become accustomed to it; otherwise you run the risk that she will be scared of her new toy. The good news is that once she figures out how fun it is she'll spend hours there playing, napping and viewing her surroundings.





When shopping for cat towers, consider the age and agility of your pet. You can buy tall ones or short ones; but if it's too tall, she may not be able to make it all the way to the top. Or, if she does, she might not be able to get down without assistance. Another important issue to consider when shopping for cat towers is how the piece will fit in with the dcor of your home. Choose the location first, and then begin shopping for a piece that will fit into the designated space.


Cat Climbing Towers

Research from the American Cat Society shows that the more active your cat stays the longer he or she will live. There are many ways to keep your kitty interested in play. There are of course a variety of toys that you can use to play with your cats. One of our favorites is simply a flashlight or laser pointer. This usually drives cats crazy. Cat climbing towers are another way to keep your cat active and lively.





A cat climbing tower is structure that you can place inside your home that encourages your cat to do several things. First, a quality tower will entice your kitty to climb. Climbing trees in nature is an instinct for kitties. Most cats in the wild use trees both to sleep in and as a lookout while hunting for prey. Another advantage of a having a cat climbing tower at home is that it will help to save your furniture and carpets from kitty's claws. Many of them are made from high quality materials such as sisal and rope and will entice your cat to scratch on them instead of on your furniture.





There are several things to look for in terms of purchasing cat climbing towers. Number one is the size of the space you have to offer. Make sure that you measure your ceiling before you start shopping for a tower. There's noting worse than finding the perfect toy for your cat and then discovering that it won't fit in your home. Second, consider getting a tower that has some toys installed on it. This will encourage more play and activity from your cats. Finally, some towers also include a box that can serve as "shelter" for your cat when he naps. Cats love to sleep in areas where they feel protected.





There are a variety of choices of cat climbing towers on the market these days. Some innovative designs fit inside your closet. These are a great choice if you have a very small apartment. Other towers are particularly elegant and modern. These are tastefully designed to fit the decor of any apartment or house. Whatever kind of tower you do end up getting for your cat, the important thing is to remember that you are doing kitty a favor by giving him a place to play and rest.