02-11-2019, 03:59 AM
Well... 
This might work for some cats. But if they were anything like Sally, they would be interested in it for about....20 seconds....then nothing you could do would encourage them to have any interest at all in "that gadget they had seen and know all about already --what's new??"
She was like that with the little laser light I bought for her....interested in it for 10 seconds max.
Sally cat can also be lazy. Yet I have seen her racing about in the garden, just for the sheer fun of it. The thing is, it has to be when she feels like it and it is impossible to encourage her to do it when she doesn't feel like it.
I can't help thinking the best way to stop a cat getting fat is not to feed them too much, but what we feed them should be highly nutritious, and not crammed with corn and fillers (which cats' systems can't utilise.)
Cats as far as I have observed, will only do cardio exercise WHEN they feel like it.
This might work for some cats. But if they were anything like Sally, they would be interested in it for about....20 seconds....then nothing you could do would encourage them to have any interest at all in "that gadget they had seen and know all about already --what's new??"She was like that with the little laser light I bought for her....interested in it for 10 seconds max.
Sally cat can also be lazy. Yet I have seen her racing about in the garden, just for the sheer fun of it. The thing is, it has to be when she feels like it and it is impossible to encourage her to do it when she doesn't feel like it.
I can't help thinking the best way to stop a cat getting fat is not to feed them too much, but what we feed them should be highly nutritious, and not crammed with corn and fillers (which cats' systems can't utilise.)
Cats as far as I have observed, will only do cardio exercise WHEN they feel like it.
