This is especially true in urban environments, where many cats live today. If you decide to keep your cat as an indoor-only cat, have a look at these suggestions. They can help you provide stimuli to enrich your cat's life, reduce his stress and keep him safe. Plenty of toys around the house will keep your kitty busy and add interest to otherwise unstimulating surroundings. Keep the toys in a special box, inaccessible to the cat, and rotate between toys so that you can offer different toys every week.
Vertical space is very important for cats and contributes to a feeling of larger territory.
Give your cat places to climb on, such as high cat furniture or a cat gym. Provide your cat with a comfortable and safe window perch to enjoy this hobby. Always use a lead and a proper cat harness - attaching a lead directly to a collar may harm the cat's delicate neck and shoulder bones. You will need to put time and patience into training the cat to walk in a harness and lead, but it could be well worth the effort. Hunting for food is a great form of feline entertainment.