Several kinds of window perches are available that attach to the sill and give Kitty more to lounge. Adding a second cat or even a dog may keep your indoor kitten well occupied. A bird, rodent, reptile or even an aquarium of fish may please the voyeuristic cat. Of course, extreme care must be taken that small pets are safe from the cat by ensuring cages are secure and aquarium covers are tight. Also, some birds dislike being viewed by a hungry-looking feline, and the emotional stress caused to the bird may outweigh the benefits gained by the cat.
Many indoor cats enjoy vicarious outdoor living by viewing feline videos.
Available through mail order or in pet supply stores, they are designed to bring the cat's favorite outdoor activities into the safety of his living room. Scratching Posts and Other Diversions Scratching is as natural to your kitten as touching and poking objects is to a human child. Outdoor cats scratch rough, stable objects like trees, and your indoor kitten needs the same scratching opportunities to stay happy. Feline playgrounds are designed to keep the bored cat interested and out of trouble. Cats love to play hide and seek, and designs that incorporate small openings and multilevel perches are ideal.