So, you've decided to bring home a new pet for your children this Christmas.
This is a great choice and your new kitten will undoubtedly bring you and your family many years of love and companionship.
But if you think the buying and decision making ends at the breeder, you are mistaken.
In fact, if you want to ensure that your new pet transitions easily into your home, you'll want to think ahead and buy some toys.
In fact, it's a really good idea to have those toys in place before you bring your new kitten home.
This will reduce the chances of her getting scared or overwhelmed with a lot of new things should you bring them in after she's been at home for a while.
Moreover, having the cat furniture in place from day one will let her know what's hers and what's yours, thus allowing you to set limits.
It seems a little silly to say that you need to set limits for your new kitten, but it is very important.
In giving her an established place to nap, play and scratch, you are showing her that she must contain those behaviors to that specific place.
In the end, this will likely avoid a multitude of destructive behaviors for which felines are well-known.
In short, if you want to avoid scratched furniture, excessive amounts of hair on your carpets, and constantly finding your cat napping on your bed, you'll need cat furniture.
In preparing for a new pet, the key is to think ahead.
In addition to having a supply of food and a litter box, you also need to have toys to keep her entertained.
Cat furniture is one of the best purchases you can make before bringing your children's new pet home for the holidays.