How to Avoid Destructive Cat Behavior: Turn Treat Time into Enrichment Play
How to Avoid Destructive Cat Behavior:
Turn Treat Time into Enrichment Play
Does your cat chew on plastic, claw at your sofa, or knock things off the table just for fun? Don’t worry, they’re not being “naughty.” These are signs of boredom and under-stimulation.
Cats are naturally curious hunters, and when their minds and bodies don’t get enough activity, they create their own entertainment, sometimes at the expense of your furniture!
The good news? You can easily prevent this by adding enrichment to their daily routine. Enrichment keeps your cat mentally sharp, physically active, and emotionally balanced, turning destructive habits into positive play.
Make Treat Time Enriching
Instead of handing treats over, make them part of a game! Enrichment toys encourage your cat to hunt, sniff, and problem-solve, mimicking their natural instincts. It’s a simple way to transform snack time into a fun and healthy challenge.
Try These Enrichment Favorites
At Purrfect Collection, we’ve selected toys designed to keep your cat engaged and happy
Snuffle Mats
Hide treats among the soft folds and let your cat forage, stimulating their senses and focus.

Bamboo Treat Dispenser
A rolling puzzle that rewards curiosity with treats, perfect for active, food-driven cats.

Cardboard Accordion with Ball
Combines scratching, batting, and pouncing to release energy and satisfy natural urges.

Bamboo Track Ball Set
Keeps your cat moving and entertained as they chase the rolling ball around the track.

Tip: Rotate your cat’s enrichment toys regularly and use small, healthy treats. A few minutes of daily enrichment can prevent boredom, reduce destructive behavior, and lead to a calmer, happier kitty. 🐾💛


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