The main task of a cat owner is to take care of the safety of their pet, including during play.
That is why, when playing with your pet, it is worth following safety rules, because they are not difficult.
Before you engage in a playful competition with your cat, it's a good idea to choose a safe place to do so.
The middle of the room, cleared of unnecessary things, is perfect. Try to play in such a way that the cat does not have to jump dangerously close to sharp corners or near a windowsill filled with heavy flower pots.
Please note: if a fishing rod is used in the game, care must be taken to ensure that the animal's head is not thrown back, but remains in a natural position.
When your pet manages to get its “prey”, you should not make any sudden movements, trying to tear it out of its tenacious teeth and claws – you risk injuring your purr.
Another important rule: try to maintain an average speed in the game. This means playing with the cat to such a state that it no longer understands where it needs to dodge and where to jump.
Finally, when playing with your pet, you should pay attention to the pet’s condition – overly active games are not suitable for animals that have recently undergone surgery or experienced severe stress.
