I should have immediately clued in to her disinterest when I had to place her on top of the board. She stretched and scratched the surface once, then turned and sniffed the attached feather wand. After 30 seconds, she leapt off. A few days ago, I tried to encourage her to give it another go, but she'd have none of it. I swear, when I took the photo below, I heard her laughing at me:
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My pets' interest in toys, etc. is in inverse proportion to the amount of money spent for them.
So true, Jan. Often, a scrunched-up piece of paper provides hours of fun.
Those informercials about cats doing their own manicures on some plasterboard contraption that somebody sprinkled with catnip -- are really a hoot.
Believe it or not, my cat, Patrick, is just as content to do his daily paw grooming inside the weave of my sofa upholstery -- free of charge.
Cats. Go figure.
Lol, Georgie. I'm not sure if it's free of charge though, considering the cost of the sofa.
I chalk it up to cat misundertanding and aloofness. "I don't know how to thatch! What am I going to do with a thatching board? Silly human!"
Silly human is right -- when will I learn that my cat doesn't thatch (or do much of anything either)?
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Pets and humans get excited and have fun having a new toy. After some time, we tend to get bored with it.
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