Calling all cat people

[kenny]

Does this interest your puddie tat?

 

[Matata]

My cats aren't allowed screen time. I don't want them becoming mush brained like some humans I know.

 

[kenny]

My cats aren't allowed screen time. I don't want them becoming mush brained like some humans I know.

Mush brained?

Hey!
I resemble that remark!

 

[Bianca201]

Kitty thought it was the best! We had to keep maximizing it, the touchscreen became kind of a problem.

 

[kenny]

Kitty thought it was the best! ...

I'm not surprised ... 25 million views!

If I had puddy tats ...
I'd put my largest screen flat on the floor and let them go crazy.

Of course I'd take a video and make some YT money.

 

[ecf8503]

One of mine just watched it for a bit!

 

[ShinyPink]

DD tried that with one of our cats because he needs constant attention. It lasted all of 10 seconds.

 

[Avondale]

Not ours. I have Siamese cats and they’re very social. They require social interaction to feel fulfilled. Meaning, yes, they want to play with the shoestring, but a large part of the allure is that you’re moving the shoestring. They’re not interested in the toy only on its own.

But I will say, this video can be very useful for people who want to learn how to move a toy to keep their cat’s interest engaged. The movement is very well done.

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

i already have the 9 missing from my key board .......from a Fluffy claw
this would end in tears (of mine)

Gary used to have an old fishing rod with a feather or maybe a toy mouse on the end that he used to play with for Tinky
Borris had a real rabbit's tail on a piece of string that her and Gary played with, also i still find ping pong balls with faces drawn on them

Tibby was like who cares, where is dinner

Fluffy is still looking for that moth that came in a few nights ago