12 Things No One Tells You About Indoor Cats

Indoor cats may seem low-maintenance, but there are some surprises every cat owner should know!

They Need Exercise – Without outdoor adventures, indoor cats can become overweight. Playtime is essential! – They Get Bored Easily – Mental stimulation is key. Rotate toys and provide scratching posts.

Windows Are Their TV – A window perch keeps them entertained and mentally engaged. – They Can Still Get Fleas – Even without outdoor exposure, fleas can hitch a ride inside on shoes or clothing.

They Love Routine – Cats thrive on consistency. Changes in schedule can stress them out. – Hairballs Are Inevitable – Regular brushing helps reduce hairballs and keeps their coat healthy.

They Can Develop Litter Box Issues – A dirty box or stress can lead to accidents. Keep it clean and in a quiet spot.

They’re Nocturnal Hunters – Expect bursts of energy, especially at night. – They Form Strong Bonds – Indoor cats can be very affectionate and even follow you around.

They Might Try to Escape – Some still have the urge to explore, so keep windows and doors secure. – Sunbathing Is a Favorite Hobby – Cats love warm spots, so give them access to sunny areas. – They Live Longer – Indoor cats can live up to 15–20 years with proper care!

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