Building a Cat Scratching Post
This is a guide about building a cat scratching post. Cats love to scratch on things especially furniture. Prevent them from ruining your furniture by giving then an alternative place to sharpen their claws.
Homemade Cat Scratching Tower or Post
Is there any other way of building a homemade cat scratching tower/post?
Bulk Honeysuckle for Refilling Cat Toys
Does anyone know of a place where I can purchase bulk honeysuckle to use for refilling cat toys? It is my understanding from the rescue where I got my second kitty that some cats that don't like catnip do enjoy a toy filled with honeysuckle shavings.
I had seen photos of similar toys offered in catalogs and wondered if I could just make one! I cut a shoe box down a little so all the cats could reach in easily. I then drew circles on the lid and cut them out.
This is a guide for saving money on cat toys. Cats and kittens love to play with toys, but the cost at the pet store can really add up. Often, it is unnecessary to spend a lot of money when your feline will be just as happy with something found or homemade.
For a door knob cat toy, take a heavy string and tie a number of odd items from around the house - I have a small section of plastic chain, a piece of ribbon tied to the string with a knot, and something shiny.
Reuse Plastic Easter Eggs As Cat Toys
Please recycle your plastic Easter eggs. Place a pebble or piece of dog food inside the plastic egg and close. This makes a great cat toy for the shelter cats.
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Don't buy expensive cat toys! Put a marble, a couple paper clips or some dried beans in an empty prescription bottle, put the lid back on, and roll it across the floor. My cat plays with these for hours!
Cat tree too small? Our cats love to climb so we bought a floor to ceiling cat tree but found the shelves were to small for our cats to enjoy. So we took the seats of some dining chairs that we no longer were using and placed them by the tree to make the shelves a nice landing spot for naps...
