Homemade cat toys are as follows: Homemade cat toys can be made from potato chip bags or wool, just make them into a tassel shape and tie them to a wooden stick.
You can also use hemp rope to make a claw sharpener, nail it to the stool leg, then fix it with hemp rope and wrap it around the stool leg.
If you really don’t have anything to play with, wool and laser pointers can also amuse your cat.
To make homemade cat toys, you can use potato chip bags or wool to make cat sticks. First, cut the wool into pieces and tie them to the sticks. The potato chip bags need to be cut into tassels.
shape, then tie it to the stick with tape and it's done.
You can also use hemp rope to make a claw sharpener for cats to sharpen their claws. First, fix a nail on the table leg or stool leg, fix the hemp rope on the top, then wrap it around the table leg or stool leg, and use hot melt to
Once glued and fixed, it's done.
However, cats generally don’t have any toys. You can just use wool or a laser pointer to play with them. Even turning on the light and the shadow on the wall will arouse the cat’s strong interest. If you are really afraid that the cat will be bored, you can choose to get an extra cat.
How to play with cats: First of all, you can use toys or tools such as cat teasing sticks and infrared lights to play with cats to improve interaction performance.
Secondly, you can use some snacks to lure cats, such as cat strips, and you can use food to train some basic skills, which is equivalent to learning during play.
Finally, you can play with the cat directly. For example, you can give the cat its tail to play with, roll it into a ball and play bowling games, etc. This kind of cat is suitable for cats with good emotions and high cooperation.
How to bathe a cat Before bathing a cat, you need to prepare pet bath shampoo, absorbent towels, ordinary towels, and a water machine and hair dryer.
At the same time, the bathing time needs to be shortened as much as possible to prevent the cat from getting cold.
The specific steps are as follows: First adjust the water temperature. It is generally recommended to use warm water, and then slowly wet the cat's hair with water. You can use your hands or a basin or other tools. It is not recommended to point the nozzle directly at the cat; then apply bath shampoo all over the body.
Generally, rub for 1 to 3 minutes, then rinse with clean water; finally use an absorbent towel to wipe off excess water, then wrap the cat in an ordinary towel and blow water.
If the cat is resistant to the bathing process, it is recommended to proceed step by step to increase the cat's adaptation time, and never use violence to fight violence.
If necessary, you can take it to a pet shop for a bath.