We have a small foldable pet house that we have been using for the cats, but I think I have my husband convinced to build a little something that they could access through our patio door against the house. We will have to make an insert for the door to block the open part with a small cat...
My cats loved the cat tree - immediately. We have two now.
Little corkscrew things from dollar store - they LOVE them! Also the popup cat tents and cubes.
Cat dancer - I've bought this toy for years for multiple cats, always a winner!
Laser light - we always had a hand held one but bought...
I've been looking too. The Litter Robot has my attention, but that's what scares me. All that $$$ and what if they don't like it? I did read though you could return it within 90 days (you pay postage and cleaning fee) if your cat doesn't like it. The other cheaper models seem to have 3/5 reviews.
Well we do have quite a few toys but my cats got this laser toy for Christmas and they love it.
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They also got the floppy fish and have no idea what to do with it. They just watch it flop across the floor.
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I didn't read the whole article but I agree. We know hot water and soap breaks the membrane. You are fine to do your regular cleaning. I would still wash hands when you can and use hand gel when in public places. I don't think it's necessary to wipe surfaces on groceries etc. If you have an...
I'm sure they will mention that. Whether people will do it or not. We are sticking to our household. Our cases all along have under 20 and now they are 60+. The hospitals won't be able to take any more patients if it continues this way. I really don't think people are digesting what that means...
I have a Catit fountain that is similar and I do put the plastic pieces in the dishwasher on the top rack for a short cycle. I still use a bottle brush to scrub the parts first - especially the long thin part where the water comes up. I also scrub the pump part with a bristle brush - but not put...
Masks absolutely do help. There are certainly different quality of masks - but essentially the will help contain water molecules which transport the virus. I think Bill Nye explains it very simply and best: