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Supermouse" will not be available everywhere and if the manufacturer discontinues of changes it you're in trouble. You can look at what certain materials have in common with cats' natural environment. OR those that don't have an easily recognizable equivalent. BTW Cats also play hide and seek, not just "predator games". In nature they use cover like trees and shrubs to get close to their prey as well as to hide from bigger predators that might want to put them on the menu. I've not had any cat yet that didn't enjoy a good chase.
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is a manual on how to take care of one. This is an encyclopedia article about the nature of cat play - can we expand on the interesting and relevant sections we left? I'd love to see more about why cats play, what excites them, what role it plays in their development, et cetera, from a psychological
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