Keep your kitty cat healthy with a few minutes of play per day! Playing with your cat is not only fun, but it can also help ...

Tallying online survey responses from 618 cat owners, the authors found that the frequency of laser play was correlated to more abnormal repetitive behaviors, including spinning and tail chasing ...

If your cat is indoors only and in need of more exercise, interactive toys can help with that as well. Some toys require you to play with your cat, which can strengthen the bond between the two of ...

Many people have seen dogs fetch, but cats like to get into the game too. Despite their very different hunting and play ...

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Whether $5 or $50, every contribution counts. Not just dogs, some cats also enjoy playing fetch with their human companions, according to a new survey of thousands of cat owners. The research ...

Researchers at Purdue and University of Pennsylvania found that 41% of cats fetch, compared with about 78% of dogs.

Indeed, according to one study, even just five to 10 minutes of daily object play with cats can reduce hunting. What is object play, exactly? Well, it’s the sort of play we often engage in with ...

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We also outlined several possible reasons for fetching, including play, selection during domestication, and learning effects. Perhaps most intriguing was the fact that the cats generally were not ...

Mikel Delgado, a senior research scientist at Purdue who led the study, said prior to their research, it was well established that some cats play fetch. (Previous studies have documented fetching ...