store-bought cat scratch posts are expensive, at least the tall and fully loaded ones. If you want to save money or are looking for an entirely customized play tree for your cat, why not do it ...

Trim the nails: Regular nail trims, about every 1 to 2 weeks, can help cut down on damage to household items. Use nail covers ...

To give your cat a better outlet, place a high-quality scratching post or pad near the couch. Sisal or corrugated cardboard ...

Some cats don't have alternative scratching posts or pads. If they do have them, they may not be placed in the right locations or the scratching surfaces might be too worn and due for replacement.

Just like when you introduce your dog to another pet, your first step should be scent swapping, where you take an item that ...

A cat owner ... simple or DIY options, such as an empty box or wrapping paper to play in or a pom pom or piece of crinkled-up paper to bat around," she said. "When making toys from scratch ...

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The cat area is spacious and filled with a variety of scratching posts, cat houses, cat trees and puzzles, climbing posts and a cat bridge for the most athletically inclined felines. Kitt’s Cafe ...

A half-dozen cats responded to what they thought was the ... In Star Field, a constellation-gazing pasture, Cricket scaled a tall wood post and ate Thom’s gift to the crows.

A last-ditch attempt to use “humane” SPCA cat traps eventually proved fruitful, Mariner told The Post — with Tsar appearing in a trap Dec. 8, a whopping 42 days since he left his owners ...