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Catsploratorium: The benefits of cat trees for indoor cats
January 12th, 2009
by Tracie Hotchner, Author & Radio Show Host

   Cat trees are a way to create mental stability and physical amusement for cats who would otherwise be “trapped” indoors for their own protection. Indoor cats desperately need mental and physical stimulation and things to do to tickle their curiosities. A cat tree works towards fulfilling the kitty cat’s need for different vertical levels and hidden spaces and provides climbing, chasing and scratching opportunities.
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  1. Jasper Doodle posted a comment on January 16th, 2009 at 2:21 pm

    I want to know who that cat is in the photo.
    We think alike! MOL
    Did playin’ on a cat tree make him hungry so he turned to explore the fridge? Or is he exploring cuz he’s bored and he needs a cat tree?

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