CatchMe Kitty

Total Cost Breakdown

The cost of CatchMe Kitty is $19.99 plus $4.99 shipping. The special TV offer allows you to receive a second CatchMe Kitty at the discounted price of only $4.99 for a total price of $29.97.

Price is from As Seen on TV Commercial page: catchmekitty.com

Features

• Excellent Construction

  CatchMe Kitty is designed to handle the vigor of play. It is spacious and can comfortably accommodate your cat. Also, the pounce pad features a sturdy outer rim, which means that it retains its shape even with vigorous scratching and leaping. The nylon material used to make the pounce pad does not shred and will not prick your feline friend with time.

• Durable

  This product is extremely durable. It can be used with different sized cats without experiencing adverse wear and tear or visible marks.

• Lightweight and Foldable

  CatchMe Kitty is incredibly lightweight, which means that you can easily carry it wherever you go. However, the pounce pad has some weight in its base and outer rim so that it does not tip over when scratched. Besides, you can easily fold it for storage after use.

Benefits

• Exercise

  Unlike wild cats, domesticated cats are often sedentary animals. Therefore, they usually do not feel so good when they sit around the whole day. Cats require exercise, and CatchMe Kitty offers one of the best ways to get your cat to groove around.

• Fun

  Playing with CatchMe Kitty does not only allow your cat to exercise, but it is also fun. Cats love to play because it makes them feel good.

• Anxiety Relief

  Playing with CatchMe Kitty allows your cat to exercise, which is a great anxiety and stress reliever. Anxiety can cause your cat to become aggressive and start acting up by urinating all over the house.

• Kills Boredom

  Despite having gained a reputation for sleeping many hours during the day, cats are curious and energetic. They can become easily bored when they have nothing to do all day. Cats’ toys help your cat to kill boredom.

• Bonding Time

  If you are a cat owner, you have probably tried to look for ways to bond with your furry friend. However, cats are not as outgoing as dogs are. Also, they do not need long walks as dogs do. Therefore, there are only a few things you can do to bond with your cat. Cat toys allow you to spend quality time with your cat as you watch them play around.

• Overall Health

  Cat toys offer your pet some valuable opportunities for play, which is excellent for your pet’s overall health. Play helps to relieve anxiety and stress. It also allows cats to exercise, which improves blood flow and stimulates the release of toxins from the body. Besides, toys offer endless entertainment for your cat.

Different Types of Cat Toys

• Interactive

  This type of toy is designed to stimulate the mental and physical faculties of your cat. There are two main types of interactive toys, ones that your cat can play with alone and ones that you can play with your cat.

• Electronic

  These cat toys usually have batteries and move around from one area to another. They can run automatically or be controlled with a remote.

• Stuffed

  As the name suggests, stuffed cat toys often feature stuffed animals including birds and mice. They may have catnip to attract your cat straight to them.

Age Consideration

It is essential to understand that cats of different ages may have preferences for certain types of toys. Kittens usually like to play around with high-energy toys while older cats prefer catnip toys that they can roll around or pounce on.

When shopping for toys for your feline friend, consider choosing ones that offer high-energy playtime. Avoid toys that could have potentially dangerous objects including choking hazards. Older cats may not have a problem swallowing small pieces of toys, but kittens may choke if they swallow strings or ribbons from their toys.

Best Time to Play

Cats are curious and intelligent creatures that require loads of mental stimulation. Consider having a couple of short play session spread out throughout the day rather than one long session.

Signs Your Cat Wants to Play

Your cat may not tell you when she wants to play. Therefore, you will have to keep an eye out for the following signs to determine if she wants to play.

One of the most common signs that your cat wants to play is when she suddenly stops doing what she was doing and starts playing with random objects. This may be coupled with sudden quick movements. A crouched posture and enthusiastic behavior may also indicate signs of play. It is important not to give up if your cat suddenly loses interest in playing; it’s nothing personal.

Choosing The Right Play

• Kitten Play

  Kittens need play to help them coordinate and develop their social skills. They are often more playful than older cats. An essential factor to teach your cats when introducing them to play is good manners. Discourage them whenever you see them scratch, claw or bite you while playing.

• Older Cats

  While older cats are generally laid back, they also enjoy playing. However, they may need some encouraging at some point. Older cats often enjoy games that offer gentle stimulation and are suitable for their level of mobility. Some may even lie down to play, which is OK because it still benefits them physically and mentally.

Games to Play

Toys appeal to feline senses including sound, sight, and touch. Generally, cats have specific likes and dislikes when it comes to toys. Determining what your cat likes is more of a trial an error situation. However, CatchMe Kitty has a great appeal among cats because its texture, size, noise, movement, and shape stimulate the senses.

Conclusion

Cats like to play with toys that move quickly like their natural prey mouse and birds. They also want to play with objects that reflect light or changes appearance in some way. Your feline friend is likely to be drawn to toys will multiple textures that is almost the size of its natural prey. CatchMe Kitty features objects that mimic your cat’s natural prey. You can buy the toy for your kitten or older cat. The pounce pad makes the perfect play companion for cats.