My friend and his wife were considering having a baby at the time, so they were worried that the scratching behavior might be too dangerous for their future baby. When they asked a friend of theirs, who also had a cat, he suggested the declawing option. That was how they made their decision. And even now when they look back, they still wonder if they made the right choice.
Here is Yuuki again! This time I got a little tired shooting balls on the previous project “Pincat” which led me to the next idea. This project is designed to let the cats play on their own, which hopefully they are not too lazy to do so….
This is Yuuki, my roommate’s cat who is sometimes lazy but loves to play with everyone in the house and also with visitors. But he gets exhausted after all the chasing (or being chased). So I designed a place where he can rest but also have a little fun.
We all know that cats need environmental enrichment in their lives: tons of toys to play with, places to climb, scratch, jump off and on to, and last but definitely not the least safe places to hide.
I’ve been trying to get my cat Joseph to play on his own for a long time now. He loves to be around people and everything has more meaning for him if he has someone to share his experiences with.
Created by Papercut Lab, KATRIS products put an innovative and ‘green’ twist on ordinary cat furniture. As more consumers are seeking out sustainable as well as multi-use pet products, these new durable, eco-friendly, modular cat furniture collections are made with both cat owners and felines in mind.
This brand new cardboard cat furniture line is taking modularity to a new level! Katris from the design team at Papercut Lab, is a system of sturdy cardboard shapes that fit together just like the shapes in the game Tetris, allowing you to create an endless number of configurations.