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Play with your cat each day. Try different types of toys that allow your cat to stalk, chase, pounce and kick. When you've tired out your cat, store toys that could harm them (such as toys with strings attached) out of reach. When you can't be there to supervise, leave out "toys" such as paper bags (with the handles removed) 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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This New Kitty Litter Can Literally
Save Your Cat's Life

(And it's cheaper than normal cat litter too!)
          See waht this is >          
Cat
 
WebH-Plus, 27 Comley Place, Bloomfield, NJ 07003
U.n.s.u.b - And you won't see these anymore.

Good fences = happy kitties

Provide a screened porch for your cat to experience the outdoors safely. Consider building or purchasing a??"catio" or similar enclosure??to allow your cat to get a taste of the outside without the risks. A regular fence may not prevent other animals from entering your yard, so you should always be present when you allow your cat outside in your yard.

Be sure to cat-proof the yard by checking that your fence has no escape routes and by making??toxic plants, garden chemicals and other dangerous objects inaccessible.

Walk this way

If you live in a peaceful neighborhood in which you can walk without encountering loose dogs, consider buying a harness??and training your cat to??walk on a leash. This training takes time and patience, for both you and the cat, and it's easiest when your cat is young. Some cats can even be harnessed and tied to a stationary object to enjoy the outdoors while you are gardening nearby (but be sure to never leave your cat alone while they are tethered).


 
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