As you may know, if a cat does not move or exercise, it will not only make the cat grow fatter and degrade its body functions, but may also prevent the cat from venting its energy and stress, which is not good for physical and mental health in the long run.

Since I started to ask everyone to play with me, I saw a lot of kittens jumping up and down~ But some friends said that my master just doesn’t move! I have no interest in the cat teaser at all! what to do!

Let’s first understand some prerequisites~

1. Play when the cat is most active. Cats are diurnal animals and are usually most active at dawn and dusk. If allowed, you can play with your cat at these times. In addition, playing with the cat before eating is in line with the cat’s hunting-eating nature. 2. Don’t play for too long. Cats are also explosive animals, not endurance athletes. Playing with them for 10-15 minutes at a time is enough. Adult cats play two to three times a day, and kittens can play a few more times to release their energy ~ 3. Understand the cat’s signals. Sometimes cats really don’t want to move, maybe they are just sleepy. Moreover, every cat’s physical condition is different. Some cats get tired after playing for a while, so stop in time ~ don’t let the cat stop panting.

Open your imagination together! Check out some great things to get your cat running!

1. Cat teasing stick. Let him be strong and let him be strong, and the breeze blows on the hills. The status of the cat teasing stick is unshakable~ Although some cats are not very demanding and can be chased by just wandering around. But the best way is to use a cat teaser stick to simulate small insects and other prey, allowing the cat to track, stare at, charge up, cull, and hunt handsomely! If you want to increase the amount of exercise, you can let the "bugs" fly onto the cat climbing frame or onto the sofa, and make the cat jump up and down. 2. Bounce the pinball. This kind of toy is more versatile, including rubber, plush, sound, and light. The ball usually has a messy trajectory that the cat cannot predict, which increases the fun of playing.

3. Laser pointer. For some cats, laser pointers are truly magical! However, be aware that such "uncatchable" things may make the cat feel frustrated. Remember to reward the cat in time and eat some snacks.

Don’t cause the cat to squint directly! 4. Treadmill. Some cats do like treadmills, and they will just step on them if they have nothing to do. You can also combine cat teasing sticks and small snacks to let the cat run ~ Remember that the treadmill should be large enough to provide enough space for the cat to stretch. 5. Throw/hide food. Isn’t it a very direct method! Just throw the food out or hide it in different places and let the cat chase and find it! Remember to control the amount of food, and don’t get fatter by moving more~