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Cat Dancer Interactive Cat Toy $1.70 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $25+
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I guess it may be the fact that he's getting older too. I have no idea how old he actually is since I got him as an adult. I just know the vet said that playing could help a bit with his urinary issues. Luckily it's been quite a long awhile since he had any issues.
On the one hand, it is just a piece of wire with cardboard on the end. On the other hand, my cat goes apeshit. The movement is not very predictable and she is fascinated by it. Maybe they can't see the wire that well.
I guess it may be the fact that he's getting older too. I have no idea how old he actually is since I got him as an adult. I just know the vet said that playing could help a bit with his urinary issues. Luckily it's been quite a long awhile since he had any issues.
I guess it may be the fact that he's getting older too. I have no idea how old he actually is since I got him as an adult. I just know the vet said that playing could help a bit with his urinary issues. Luckily it's been quite a long awhile since he had any issues.
I second what dabargainhunter said, and would also limit or stop any dry food as it's very hard on their kidneys.
As for the toy itself, some of the negative reviews about the wire having harmed cats steered me away. Have you tried a laser pointer?
My cat has been on wet food only since his first incident a few years ago even with wet food he had a couple mild incidents in the couple years after that one.
He hasn't had a urinary issue in almost two years though. When he starts acting like he may be having trouble which for him is staring into the bathroom for more than a couple minutes before going and meowing I add corn silk to his wet food for a few days or more. The corn silk coats and calms the bladder lining by addressing the irritation and helps him pee. I rarely have to do it though.
He's also never been a laser pointer kind of guy. I will say he's lucky he keeps a good figure. I'm glad he likes his tunnel and the little 3 to a pack catnip mice that are like $2 from Walmart along with Amazon sometimes.