A spoiled tabby cat has his own room in the house, and it’s totally decorated

An entire room just for one cat? That might seem like overkill for most pet owners, but it seems like a fun project for the “human employees” of this spoiled tabby, whose adventures are chronicled on social media as Milo the Chonk. The sweet boy got his own room, fully equipped with cat-friendly furniture and amenities, and even a TV so he can watch his favorite show.

In this video, Milo shows off the various features of his own room, which includes soft furniture, a cat tree, a windowsill perfect for perching, a space heater, and even his own TV. (No one shows my kids this.) cat (He has a TV in his room or I’ll never hear the end of it.) Although he lives with another cat, Poppy, it’s unclear whether Poppy has her own room or has to share it with her feline brother.

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Enrichment for domestic cats

Unlike dogs, most cats do not need daily walks for entertainment and enrichment. However, cats are social animals that love to play and have fun as much as any other mammal. Popular cat toys include catnip toys, feather toys, tunnels, laser pointers, and best of all, another cat.

Some cats even enjoy watching TV, like this one. Sponge Bob is a popular option with furry friends, for some reason.

The Best Cat Beds

This room contains several areas where Milo the cat can curl up and nap. He has his own bed, which he likes to be “tucked” into. He also has several small cat-sized sofas set up in front of the television. There is a padded platform in front of the window where he can sit and watch the world go by. There is a comfortable rug placed in front of a fireplace-style radiator. And, finally, there is a cat tree.

Wow!

Many cat lovers will tell you about their own struggles when it comes to finding a bed that their cat prefers to the cardboard box it comes in. I myself have purchased several different cat beds, only to have my adopted cats prefer the back of the couch or a piece of tissue paper on the floor. In fact, the only cat-specific piece of furniture that my cats immediately took to was the large cat tree. They jumped up onto the padded platform levels before I even finished setting up all the pieces.

Cats also like to sleep in different places at different times of the day. Mine always naps in the sunlight streaming through the sliding glass doors of the living room in the late afternoon, on the dining room chair in the evening, and spends the evening in a cardboard box placed exactly equal distance between my room and my child’s, just in case.

So when it comes to finding the perfect bed for your cat, the answer is: the bed they will use. Most cats like something soft and prefer elevated resting spots, so it’s a good idea to think vertically when it comes to creating a resting spot for your feline.

However, if there’s one constant among cats, it’s that they’re opposites. So don’t spend too much money on a cat bed until you’re sure you know exactly what your cat likes.

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