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My cat already got her present, a realistic looking toy rat that makes a noise and vibrates when you press on it. She was very excited for about 1 minute when she first saw it, sniffed its butt and then walked away. But she does like it. I'll hear the rat occasionally during the night as she's roaming around the house and decides to attack it. In the morning, I'll find it in a different location, so she does like to play with it.
Timothy hay treats and another treat for both the rabbit and guinea pig brothers along with some chew toys. The rabbit is getting some willow balls and wooden toys to chew on (she's a big chewer) and the guinea pigs are getting some play balls as well. I wrap their gifts for them. The rabbit will try to open them. My previous rabbit would open the entire gift by herself!
Timothy hay treats and another treat for both the rabbit and guinea pig brothers along with some chew toys. The rabbit is getting some willow balls and wooden toys to chew on (she's a big chewer) and the guinea pigs are getting some play balls as well. I wrap their gifts for them. The rabbit will try to open them. My previous rabbit would open the entire gift by herself!
I've never thought about the play balls for our guinea pig. He's basically a really old man at this point, he just turned seven, but maybe he'd like one of those.
I love how your rabbit would open the entire gift by herself! That's too funny!
Likely some inexpensive toys, treats, maybe some deli turkey. Have a big can of unopened catnip.
They get treated royally every day...
I got the idea for the collapsible tunnel when my teenager brought up her laundry bag and left it open on the ground. Skyguy couldn't get enough of hiding in it and I thought boy would he love a tunnel he could hide in all the time, and not just for the two days my teen left her laundry bag laying on the ground. Lol. Sounds like it's going to be a hit.
We used to wrap catnip gifts for the cats and put them under the tree, but they'd always be found and "opened" way before Santa's visit.
Oh man the way Skyguy loves catnip I'm sure he would do the exact same thing.
One year we bought our daughters these raccoon tail hats for Christmas. We wrapped them up and put them under the tree. Skyguy and his brother Bandit were all over those wrapper hats, so much so we had to take them away and hide them until Christmas morning. Lol. Their noses are just too good!
My cat already got her present, a realistic looking toy rat that makes a noise and vibrates when you press on it. She was very excited for about 1 minute when she first saw it, sniffed its butt and then walked away. But she does like it. I'll hear the rat occasionally during the night as she's roaming around the house and decides to attack it. In the morning, I'll find it in a different location, so she does like to play with it.
That sounds like a fun toy. I love how cats will be all chill about a toy during the day, but at night it's crazy town with the toys. My aunt's cat will empty the toy basket every night and all the cat toys will be strewn all over the house, so my aunt picks them up and puts them back into the basket, and then at night it begins again.
The other dogs didn't get anything but a bag of dental bones, that has to be shared with the new dog, lollol. They don't care --- while the new dog is a re-home that came from a great environment, my other two are legitimate rescues and happy to live in a house with mats in front of the fireplace and plenty of food & water
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