You bought a house for your cat, but she sleeps not in it, but on it? Why does the pet do this
Owners who love their pets do everything possible to please their four-legged “family members”.
One of the ways people express love and affection is by purchasing various newfangled "gadgets", ranging from drinking fountains to "smart" litter boxes that can change their own litter.
The list of such devices also includes all kinds of houses designed specifically for cats.
However, cat owners are often disappointed: the house is delivered from the store, and the pet, instead of climbing inside, climbs on top of the device.
Let's try to find out why this might happen.
The thing is that not all houses meet the needs of cats.
Many of them do not seem safe or comfortable to pets. This often happens if the house has one narrow entrance or has opaque walls.
It is for this reason that it turns out that cats either refuse to use the structure at all, or turn it into a safe open bed, from the top of which it is convenient to observe everything that is happening around.
