Guest Post: Other Brother Coon Cat and the Catit Senses Toy

Hi everyone,

Today’s guest post comes from floridaborne and Other Brother Coon Cat on their experience with Catit senses:

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He sniffed it and left.

Yes, I tried rolling the ball around. He looked up at me as if to say, “What am I supposed to do with this thing?”

His brother looked at it and then stared up at me as if to say, “You jest.”

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In the next picture you see “the boys” in their natural state.

I’m told Coon Cats are like that.

We hope the rest of you has made better experiences with this particular toy but as we all know our cats tend to be awkward at times haha!

And if you too would like to see your story featured drop us an email. 🙂

Thanks,

Marc

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45 thoughts on “Guest Post: Other Brother Coon Cat and the Catit Senses Toy

  1. Gastradamus says:

    Is this guy one of the best cat bloggers out there or what? You better believe it. We’ve got a rough draft out for our new short story called eaten an Eskimo and we need your feedback. Please buddy, come on by and share your thoughts. Web may be publishing it in the future

  2. PaperPuff says:

    My cat ignored this toy for many weeks after I first got it, but then he just started playing with it. Now it is part of his daily routine. Get up, try to retrieve imprisoned ball again, go back to sleep…

  3. Laura (PA Pict) says:

    We gifted the catit toy to our two cats for Christmas. The younger cat loves it and plays with it frequently; the older cat could not care less about it. It’s annoying since the older one is less active (he has three legs but still…) and needs more exercise than his energetic younger little buddy. We’ve yet to find anything that engages Satchi in play and activity.

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