While some cats are naturally more passive and less playful, others love exploring things and playing a lot.
When they are kept indoors for a long time, they can become bored - just like people.
Here are a few reasons for that.
Lack of Mental Stimulation
Cats are curious animals that enjoy exploring and engaging with their environment.
Without opportunities for mental stimulation, such as toys, puzzles, or interactive play, they may become bored and frustrated.
Limited Physical Exercise
Cats are naturally active and agile animals.
Being confined indoors without the opportunity to engage in physical exercise can lead to boredom and potentially contribute to weight gain or other health issues.
Reduced Environmental Enrichment
Cats have an instinctual need to scratch, climb, and observe their surroundings.
Without access to scratching posts, perches, or windows with a view, they may feel confined and bored.
Social Interaction
While cats are known for their independence, they still benefit from social interaction with their human companions.
Lack of human interaction and playtime can lead to loneliness and boredom.
