FACTS PETS

Cats love to play and are known for their playful nature. They will often chase and pounce on toys, such as balls, stuffed animals, and string. Playing is not only fun for cats, but also provides them with valuable exercise and mental stimulation. Cats have a natural instinct to hunt, and playing helps to fulfill this instinct. When they play, they are practicing their hunting skills, such as stalking, pouncing, and swatting. This is especially important for indoor cats, who may not have the opportunity to hunt prey in the wild. Playing with cats can help to strengthen the bond between cats and their owners. By engaging in interactive play, such as using a wand toy or laser pointer, owners can provide their cats with attention and affection while also having fun together. This can help to build trust and strengthen the relationship between cats and their human companions.