Providing regular opportunities for play can help indoor cats express their natural hunting and movement behaviors.
How to Play With Your Cat
Interactive play can strengthen the relationship between cats and their owners.
Wand toys are particularly useful because they allow you to imitate the movement of prey.
Move the toy in different directions instead of simply waving it continuously.
Allow your cat to stalk, chase, pause, and eventually catch the toy.
This can make the game more engaging.
Avoid using your hands as toys because kittens that learn to bite and attack hands may continue the behavior as adults.
Understanding Cat Body Language
Cats communicate constantly through posture, facial expressions, ears, tails, and vocalizations.
