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Destructive behavior is directly linked to boredom. Simply put, your cat is looking for something to do while home alone. Change your routine to allow for a ten-minute game with a wand or a laser toy before you go off to work. That will allow him to take a contented nap soon after you leave.
A great way to give him something to do during the day is to place his food in a puzzle game. This will keep him busy extracting her kibble and provide both mental and physical stimulation. Once again, consider creating a treasure hunt around your home by placing her favorite toys and treats in different places. This will keep her on her toes and simultaneously hone her natural hunting instincts.
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I never liked cats. When my daughter begged for a cat & I finally allowed I learned that cats are great. I now am an avid cat lover.
February 07 2013 at 9:05 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI am lucky to have a very affectionate and talkative cat!! She is 12 years old and when it comes to feeding time she will let me know. But what I have noticed she will continue meowing sometimes until I show her their is food in the bow. Her site is very good as is her earring.
February 06 2013 at 7:25 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyWhy does she do this?