Why Is My Cat Going Crazy Over Nothing? Understanding Feline Behavior

Discover why your cat exhibits playful antics and how to engage their natural instincts effectively.

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Cats often go crazy over nothing due to their natural hunting instincts and playful nature. They may be reacting to subtle stimuli like small insects, reflections, or even shadows. Ensure they have plenty of toys and regular playtime to channel their energy and curiosity.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Why does my cat suddenly act hyper? Cats can act hyper due to their hunting instincts, playing, or reacting to stimuli in their environment.
  2. What can I do to calm my playful cat? Providing interactive toys and regular playtime can help channel their energy and keep them calm.
  3. Is it normal for cats to chase shadows or reflections? Yes, it's a natural behavior related to their hunting instincts, as they are attracted to moving objects.
  4. How much playtime do cats need each day? Cats typically benefit from 15-30 minutes of active playtime daily to stay healthy and happy.

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