Rec | KIBBLE GAME

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this has become a part of my morning routine and i look forward to it every day. I make my coffee and the cats come into the kitchen and start chirping at me because they know the game is about to commence. we mostly feed them wet food so if they’re getting kibble, it’s gonna be some form of enrichment. each of them stand in different rooms and wait for me to throw pieces of kibble in their direction one by one. Coco goes truly feral for this game and will sprint, flip, fly, glide, and shove herself into any tiny corner to get her kibble nibbles. Uma is the smaller one and will play with anything and is in general good at self amusement but it took her longer to catch on. she likes when i throw her pieces into boxes where she can pounce on top of them. afterwards they either settle down for a good long nap together or get some window time. if you have cats, especially those under 12 months and/or with good hunting instincts, i recommend you try the kibble game.

@worldonfire

Mar 27, 2025

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@mossyelfie

You're such a great cat parent 💗

Mar 27, 2025

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