As perhaps you have already read in other of my postings, our 10-month old Xena is quite a hyperactive kitty. It can be so that she's running around the house, charging imaginary enemies, then chasing her own tail, and afterwards, even when she's lying on the bed, apparently calm and relax, the tail is jerking back and forth, left and right, whipping her on the face. :lol:
We have noticed that a nice trick to calm her down is rubbing gently her ears. She really loves that, and calms down instantly! Any other tricks that you know? Also, would you think that her exploding hyperactivity is because of her young age? I do know that cats get calmer as they grow bit older, but can it be so that some of them stay so overwhelmingly playful even later?
PS. Just remembered. Today we bought Xena a new scratching-platform-cathouse combo, and guess what she's doing. Instead of scratching her claws on the poles, she's biting and eating the fabric out! :lol:
Gawd, this cat is nuts
We have noticed that a nice trick to calm her down is rubbing gently her ears. She really loves that, and calms down instantly! Any other tricks that you know? Also, would you think that her exploding hyperactivity is because of her young age? I do know that cats get calmer as they grow bit older, but can it be so that some of them stay so overwhelmingly playful even later?
PS. Just remembered. Today we bought Xena a new scratching-platform-cathouse combo, and guess what she's doing. Instead of scratching her claws on the poles, she's biting and eating the fabric out! :lol:
Gawd, this cat is nuts