Not all purring pets agree to use toys intended for them, bought or made by their caring owner, for their entertainment.
Cats often play with ropes, threads and hair ties.
Christmas tree tinsel also doesn’t go unnoticed, and sometimes the integrity of wires is at risk due to cat “attempts”.
All of these actions can be deadly for your cat.
Due to the anatomical structure of the papillae on the animal's tongue, which are curved and directed towards the throat, the cat is unlikely to be able to spit out a foreign object that has entered its mouth.
In this case, the pet is at risk of surgical intervention.
What should the owner of a furry (or not) animal do if he notices that his pet has an increased interest in objects that are dangerous to his health?
There is only one way out: it is your responsibility to eliminate any possibility of your cat eating them. This is the only way you can be sure that Murka or Barsik are safe.
