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Comment by Sharon Marino on February 8, 2012 at 1:43pm

Has anybody tried those DVD`s that are  meant for entertaining indoor cats? Any good? Thank you :)!

Comment by Marika Salazar on February 7, 2012 at 4:28pm

My favorite cat movie is a Dutch film (you can find it with subtitles!) called "Minoes". You will LOVE IT!

Comment by Paula Hunsaker on December 17, 2011 at 2:48pm

Comment by Lavina Street on December 15, 2011 at 12:11pm

one of my favorite cat dvds,or movies, would be THE CAT FROM OUTER SPACE, that old disney classic. and of course, CATS, the broadway musical. but my cats love watching their KITTY GOES HUNTING,and KITTY GOES FISHING dvd. 

Comment by Paula Hunsaker on December 15, 2011 at 12:00am

I love the cat sitters DVD my cats sit and watch them and don't move while its playing.  I laugh at them they are so intent on the DVD Its funny to watch them

Comment by Paula Hunsaker on December 14, 2011 at 11:59pm

I just got this DVD today from Netflix and it is called Animal Rescue Vol 1 Best cat rescues

cats might have nine lives but the doesn't keep them out of the harrowing life-or-death rescue situations captured in this thrilling volume of highlights from the Emmy-nominated "Animal Rescue" television show  It was worth watching

Comment by N Zapata on December 12, 2011 at 4:56pm

I have Ghost Cat. I found a DVD-the Catsitter's DVD-it's scenes with fish, mice & bird activity. My cats watch it when I put it on-they're hillarious! They all sit in front of the tv, mesmerized by it!

Comment by Paula Hunsaker on December 10, 2011 at 12:33pm

Who says cats can't be trained to do tricks? Actual felines make up the cast of this live-action family adventure, with voices provided by human actors Michelle Rodriguez, Jeremy Piven, Dominique Swain and Jeremy Sisto. When his owners go out of town for the weekend, a cooped-up cat named Marcello ventures outdoors to frolic with a new friend, a pretty kitty called Jujube. This time, when the people are away, it's the cats that play.

Comment by Paula Hunsaker on December 10, 2011 at 12:31pm

Having cats in the home can be rewarding, but sometimes they don't behave as we'd like. This two-part program delves inside the cat's mind, teaching viewers how to read behaviors and encourage the right ones. The first section focuses on the indoor cat's stifled hunting instincts. Part two offers solutions to common bad habits, such as litter box issues, aggression, scratching furniture and bringing dead things into the house.

Comment by Paula Hunsaker on December 10, 2011 at 12:30pm

First-time and experienced cat owners alike can gain a deeper understanding of our often-independent feline friends in this comprehensive program. The first half explores the mythology and history of the cat, including its role as a god in ancient Egyptian culture, popular superstitions and the air of mystery that makes it such a popular pet. Part two deals with cat communication and learning how to read your cat's emotions and moods.

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