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I have a problem & am not having success solving it on my own.
Lola will be 4 years old in the spring, if I'm remembering right? Anyways, she's the seizure kitty, the perpetual kitten. Based on her behaviors it is suspected that her seizures are caused by her 'wires being crossed'.
On that note - Lola has no fear. She has never grown up. She's insanely curious, in everything. Incessantly underfoot. She is slow to feel pain (has stepped on a hot burned, stood there, got down, walked across the house - then yelled out in pain). It's almost as though she never got blessed with common sense!
The struggle is to keep her occupied. She's wicked smart! She's almost got lever/lever door knobs figured out.
She LOVES crinkle balls & noisy ball toys. She enjoys Da Bird. She's OCD about the laser light, and any light reflections anywhere.
I've gotten her turbo tracks, turbo scratchers, a panic mouse (she's bored with it), treat balls (hasn't figured them out yet), spring toys, mice toys, toys, toys, toys, toys!
She's bored. Out. Of. Her. Mind. She's always chasing the other cats, wanting them to play with her - they can't get away from her, they're going crazy with her incessant antics. It's case of the kitten her age (Gumby) has matured, and she hasn't, so she has no playmate.
We play interactively for 15 mins, morning & night. I leave tons of shoes out, as she likes to play with the laces & drag them around (hey if it keeps her occupied....).
Ideas? Toy suggestions? I'm trying to think of things I wouldn't normally think of....trying to think outside the box!
Lola will be 4 years old in the spring, if I'm remembering right? Anyways, she's the seizure kitty, the perpetual kitten. Based on her behaviors it is suspected that her seizures are caused by her 'wires being crossed'.
On that note - Lola has no fear. She has never grown up. She's insanely curious, in everything. Incessantly underfoot. She is slow to feel pain (has stepped on a hot burned, stood there, got down, walked across the house - then yelled out in pain). It's almost as though she never got blessed with common sense!
The struggle is to keep her occupied. She's wicked smart! She's almost got lever/lever door knobs figured out.
I've gotten her turbo tracks, turbo scratchers, a panic mouse (she's bored with it), treat balls (hasn't figured them out yet), spring toys, mice toys, toys, toys, toys, toys!
She's bored. Out. Of. Her. Mind. She's always chasing the other cats, wanting them to play with her - they can't get away from her, they're going crazy with her incessant antics. It's case of the kitten her age (Gumby) has matured, and she hasn't, so she has no playmate.
Ideas? Toy suggestions? I'm trying to think of things I wouldn't normally think of....trying to think outside the box!