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Going Catatonic!
My cat is meowing at me saying, “I love you, and take me with you wherever you go!” I have three cats, their names are Snickers, Susie, and Sadie. They are all playful and all have different personalities. They make me happy during this virus. They love to cuddle, sit on your laps, and eat treats. One of their favorite toys are sticks, as they will roll and pounce and chew their way to being happy. Playing with cats during quarantine makes me happy.
Did you know there are benefits to having fun with your cats? Playing with your cat is calming and relaxing. If you’re stressed, playing with cats makes you feel calm and happy. When you are worried about something, like a test or other things, it is fine to spend time with your cat to relieve stress. Cats’ purrs say they need me and trust me. The frequency of cats’ purrs can even heal joint and muscle pain. It's a warm and fuzzy feeling to know we both need and love each other. Studies have found that cats help you sleep better. At the Mayo Clinic Center for Sleep Medicines, 41% of people have reported that they sleep better with their cats. People sleep better with cats, cats also heal joint and muscle pain, and playing with your cat is calming and relaxing. Having a cat is fun and helps you!
In early Egypt, approximately 2500 B.C., cats were idols and pets. If an Egyptian king had a cat, the cat would be mummified as well as the king. They would both be placed in the same tomb. If you ever killed a king’s cat, the person would be sentenced to death because it was against the law to kill a cat. Cats became domesticated in Europe in approximately 900 B.C. Cats have been around as pets for its owners for 12,000 years. However, it has been said that nobody owns a cat, the cat owns its owner.
Playing with cats keeps me entertained during COVID-19. Not only do they keep me entertained, but they take my stress away. I encourage everyone to get a cat and find out how much fun they are to play with.
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