Showing posts with label cat toys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cat toys. Show all posts

Saturday, December 8, 2007

Wispy's turn

Of my two cats, Willow usually gets all the attention. She's beautiful and very photogenic, very active and fun-loving and usually "demands" attention. Wispy, on the other hand is a much quieter, less attractive, fat little cat. In fact, she's often somewhat aloof, only allowing someone to pet her at certain (rather peculiar) times. However, she's very sweet, well-behaved, extremely loyal... and she has her own little quirks and rituals.

A couple of days ago, I was sitting at the computer, and I could feel Wispy moving around by my ankles. She walked away, and I looked down to where she'd been, and this is what I saw.
The yellow plastic spring is a new toy I'd given them recently. She had ever-so-carefully placed it on my shoe! She's done this type of thing before, often putting a favorite toy inside a pair of shoes I've recently taken off that are close by me, or carefully placing it so it balances in between the two shoes, on the edge of each. I never quite know her purpose in doing this, whether it's to give me a gift... or to entice me to toss it for her to chase... or for me to protect it from Willow for her! She's usually very subtle about doing it, too, so I'm often quite surprised when I find things. I think I shall choose to accept them as gifts, since she uses such care in placing them 'just so'... and I am touched by her gifts!

Saturday, November 3, 2007

Cat Cubes

A few months ago I purchased a couple of "cubes" for my cats to play in. Now, it is hard to find toys that cats will like for any length of time, but they've really gotten a lot of use out of these. And if I need to put them away for awhile, they fold up small and flat, which is nice.
They're not only good for playing in, they're good for napping in, too!


And the cats aren't the only ones who like them! :-)
Okay, so the tag says they're not for children, but Grandma was right there watching her. Courtney thought she was pretty smart, although she did have a little trouble getting out of it, so Grandma rescued her. ;-)