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Cat Forum / General Topics / November 2003Laser Pointer = best cat toy ever!!!!
I bought a laser pointer the other day for my cats. It is awesome!!! One of my cats is getting a little chubby so I let her chase the red dot for awhile....she never gets tired of it!!! If you have a large living space or even in the backyard at night it is great fun . You can buy them for about $15-20 at Staples or Office max. The best cat toy ever!!!!! > I bought a laser pointer the other day for my cats. It is awesome!!! One of > my cats is getting a little chubby so I let her chase the red dot for > awhile....she never gets tired of it!!! If you have a large living space or > even in the backyard at night it is great fun . You can buy them for about > $15-20 at Staples or Office max. The best cat toy ever!!!!! Just don't shine it in their eyes. > > I bought a laser pointer the other day for my cats. It is awesome!!! One > of [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Just don't shine it in their eyes. Exactly!! Don't shine it in their eyes. A friend of mine picked one up a while ago from a Dollar Store for about a dollar and gave it to me for Matilda. She chases the dot with enthusiasm but does find the fact that she cannot catch and consume it, as she would a spider or a fly, rather frustrating. Judy don't shine it in the cats eyes or any human eye either >> > I bought a laser pointer the other day for my cats. It is awesome!!! One >> of [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >Judy Try stashing a small piece of a favorite treat somewhere that the cat would not normally go, then lead her a meery chase to the prize. JonnyLotto >Try stashing a small piece of a favorite treat somewhere that the cat >would not normally go, then lead her a meery chase to the prize. > > >JonnyLotto Jonny! How are the cats?? Sherry >>Try stashing a small piece of a favorite treat somewhere that the cat >>would not normally go, then lead her a meery chase to the prize. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Sherry Doing okay. I've had to put Thomas on anti-anxiety meds, he started overgrooming when my wife got pregnant. Now most of the time he just seems to sit in the middle of the floor with a vapid expression on his face (not inscrutible anymore). Coupled with his weight loss (2 pounds in 6 months; yes, he's under a vet's care) he's just not the same anymore. Felix has become the shadow; he follows me or my wife around the house all of the time now plus he likes sleeping in the doorway to the bathroom at night. Bella has become the protector and queen of the house. She now has to be near the baby (Evelyn Midori, 4 months old) where ever in the house she is. She even sleeps on the bed near Evelyn whenever she's napping. Bella also gets upset whenever Evelyn is crying. So basically, since last year my household has grown by one teenage daughter and one newborn daughter, two more stray cats have come and gone and I'm looking for a larger house in the nation's most expensive real estate market. I'll have to put up some pictures and post a link here; can never have too many pictures of cats :) JonnyLotto > >A friend of mine picked one up a while ago from a Dollar Store for about a > >dollar and gave it to me for Matilda. She chases the dot with enthusiasm but [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Try stashing a small piece of a favorite treat somewhere that the cat > would not normally go, then lead her a meery chase to the prize. > JonnyLotto Sounds like a plan. But when it comes to Matilda and treats, the only things she's considers treats are spiders and flies. The flies are long gone. There may be a spider or two hiding out somewhere in this house, but I haven't seen one in at least a month. :c) Judy >> >A friend of mine picked one up a while ago from a Dollar Store for about >a [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > >Judy Has Matilda ever tried crickets? They're easy to get at the pet store :) JonnyLotto | >Sounds like a plan. But when it comes to Matilda and treats, the only things | >she's considers treats are spiders and flies. The flies are long gone. There [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] | | JonnyLotto Be careful with them.. a friend got some for her reptiles, one escaped and is now in the speaker. It's chirping away there and driving the whole household nuts!! :-D Carola | | >Sounds like a plan. But when it comes to Matilda and treats, the only | things [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] | | Carola Turn up the volume and play some Buddy Holly to make it feel at home. HTH :)~ PMD > > >A friend of mine picked one up a while ago from a Dollar Store for about > a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > > > > >Judy Yes, we have one too, and ours just LURVE to chase it for hours. Nat
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