Cats are natural observers and many love spending hours watching birds, squirrels, and neighborhood life from a sunny window. A dedicated perch gives your cat a satisfying, low-effort way to enrich their day, strengthen their confidence, and reduce boredom. With a few simple ideas and attention to safety, you can build or repurpose a comfy viewing spot without spending much. Why a window perch matters  Watching birds lets cats use their predatory instincts in a calm way — the

Having guests over is part of life, but cats can find new people stressful. Setting up the environment, briefing visitors, and letting your cat choose when to interact will keep your kitty calm, confident, and more likely to enjoy company. The goal is to make visits predictable and positive so your cat builds good associations with people instead of hiding or reacting. Prepare a calm arrival space  Before anyone arrives, create a quiet “go-to” room where your cat can retreat

Smart snacking to keep your cat lean, happy, and healthy. Why Treat Choices Matter Cats have small calorie needs, many only require 150–250 calories per day , so treats add up fast. Choosing healthier options helps maintain a healthy weight, supports joint and organ health, and reduces the risk of diabetes and obesity. Best Healthy Treat Options 1. High-Protein, Meat-Based Treats Cats are obligate carnivores, so meat-first treats are ideal: Freeze-dried chicken, turkey, salmo