Fiona Coley asked:

Potty Training Your Cat

Despite all of the stereotypes, kitties are not completely self-sufficient creatures. They still need their human families to feed and water them, and to protect them from the elements. And, despite all of their protests against it, kitties need their humans to love them. Adopting a cat can be a very rewarding feeling, as well as a major challenge at times. We want our family life to be calm and warm, not frantic and frustrating, so we need all of the members, including the furry ones, to be at their best behavior. Training your cat can ensure that you have a gentle, loving pet that does not eat your furniture and *** in your houseplants. Potty training your cat does not only protect it from potential dangers, but keeps your belongings safe from destruction as well.

Cat Toys 

Cats and kittens are like children in that they enjoy the stimulation and interaction of toys during their day. Just like children’s toys, cat toys can be seen lying around the house used or unused. Many cats will also have their favourite cat toys, like children, and become possessive of them.

Cat toys and playing can greatly improve the physical and emotional health of your cat. Cats have a very strong instinct to stalk and hunt and playing with cat toys is the closest most domestic cats get to expressing these instincts. A cat who is not encouraged to play and develop their abilities will quickly become shy, scared, lazy and overweight, which does not make for a very happy cat. The best thing you can do for your cat is play with them.