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Cat Treats
A vet suggested to me that I put food in those plastic balls with holes
in them so that my rather large cats would get some exercise. I'm not sure that this was ever effective, since I put treats in them to increase the cats' motivation, and the cats seemed to expect the treats in addition to their meals. Sam (RB) always took charge, and ensures that plenty of treats were removed from the ball, while Cinnamon lurked in the vicinity waiting to sneak a piece or two. I found a bag of cat treats after Sam died, and thought, well, I suppose I should see if Cinnamon can figure out how to get them. I put some in a ball - this one is almost like the one shown: http://www.drsfostersmith.com/images...all-64922R.jpg http://tinyurl.com/jjm5s7p So Cinnamon hunkered down next to it and stared at it. You could almost see the wheels turning in her head. She started batting at it tentatively, pausing, thinking a bit, then patting it in a different way. I'm still not sure she quite understands why some patting produces treats and some doesn't (she's not exactly an Einstein of cats, tending more to beauty than brain), but she's managed to become quite efficient at getting treats! -- Cheryl |
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