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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / October 2004Cat room or Garden
Hello Guys, I was just wondering if you guys done anything, have any ideas or perhaps websites of cat friendly rooms or gardens, for example something I can make/put/adapt to the garden that my cats wouls like? Thank you, Sonny http://community.webshots.com/user/sham126a Mr Nangla <nangla@nildram.co.uk> quoth: >I was just wondering if you guys done anything, have any ideas or perhaps >websites of cat friendly rooms or gardens, for example something I can >make/put/adapt to the garden that my cats wouls like? Like in what way? Like to eat? Like to play with? Like to shelter in during snowstorms? I think both "my" ferals and the indoor cats both like my bird feeders. ;-) Priscilla > Hello Guys, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Sonny > http://community.webshots.com/user/sham126a My house doesn't have widowsills so I bought several of the Rubbermaid stepstools and put them in front of the windows. they love to sit and look out. simple and cheap but they seem to really enjoy themselves. We have a glassed-in back porch. The cat perches are there, as is a potting bench where the catnip grows. I also set up a bird feeder in one of the trees and planted butterfly-attracting flowers so there'd be winged wildlife to entertain the furkids. They do seem to prefer that room. Daria Timing is everything > > Hello Guys, > > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > stepstools and put them in front of the windows. they love to sit and > look out. simple and cheap but they seem to really enjoy themselves. Hey, I did the same thing, but primarily for the screened-in porch. The sills are small, so I thought they'd like a viewing platform. it's so cute to see both cats stand or sit on it at the same time! Another idea: I have a bird feeder, but also a squirrel feeder. Instead of corn cobs (messy and don't last long) I use "Squirrelogs" (compressed corn mashed into a log shape). They last a long time and provide great "cat tv" entertainment. Rene >Another idea: I have a bird feeder, but also a squirrel feeder. >Instead of corn cobs (messy and don't last long) I use "Squirrelogs" >(compressed corn mashed into a log shape). They last a long time and >provide great "cat tv" entertainment. > >Rene Oh, man. My squirrels won't touch those. They won't eat corn, either. I usually buy them raw peanuts in the shell or gather pecans for the feeder. They *are* great fun to watch, aren't they? Sherry > >Another idea: I have a bird feeder, but also a squirrel feeder. > >Instead of corn cobs (messy and don't last long) I use "Squirrelogs" [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Sherry Really? I guess if you feed them peanuts and pecans, they are used to "gourmet" eating. *grin* Rene >> Oh, man. My squirrels won't touch those. They won't eat corn, either. I >usually [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Rene I guess! I learned this summer that the little doo-doo heads were burying all the pecans and not even eating them. There are little pecan trees coming up all over the place. Sherry |
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