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There are some fabulous new cat trees that will be the purrfect year-round substitute. These trees offer a combination of real, specially treated tree branches, combined with sisal scratching zones and lots of foliage made from silk so that they don’t need maintenance. You can turn it into a favorite play zone by adding dangling toys to various places on the tree.
Cats love high places so that they can look down on their world — the taller the cat tree, the better. They are excellent a long-term investment and will definitely be appreciated by both single- and multiple-feline households. Change out the toys regularly to keep the games fresh and new. Rubbing catnip in various places will definitely ramp up the fun. You can even place a catnip mouse on one of the levels or hide it in the foliage from time to time.
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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?