Why Enrichment Is Essential for Indoor Cats

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Indoor Cats Get Bored Easily

Limited space and routine lead to emotional dullness and low motivation.

Natural Instincts Don’t Just Go Away

Cats still need to stalk, observe, and explore—even if they never leave the house.

Chronic Stress Builds Quietly

Stress in cats is subtle but can affect both health and behavior over time.

Lack of Outlet = Destruction

Without stimulation, cats may scratch furniture, miss the litter box, or act out.

Simple Things Can Help

A cardboard box, perch, or new toy can make a big difference in their daily life.

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