Pat for Cat

Anytime I go home from work, Kitty is always there by the doormat waiting for me. I have been taking cat care for her since my brother gave her to me on my last birthday 3 months ago. She was scared and lost her mother at that time. Though my mom does not seem to like any pets at home, but I liked her and I took care for her until now. And now when I start working in this city and get my own apartment room near the place I work, Kitty is always with me. We are just like friends; I take care for her and she seems to do as well the whole time.
One thing that I don’t really like from her is that when it is the time for her to sharpen her claws or she wishes to play, she will use anything in the apartment as the objects so things will be messy and broken because of her claws or fangs. I guess I need something for her so that she does not have to destroy the whole things in my apartment.

Checking up on some online sites about what things are good for her, I find some interesting things for Kitty. On one online shop, there are several things that are pat for cats. These things are so cute and just similar to kids’ toys that make me more curious to browse much further. On one display I see a shape like basket which is probably called a cat bed with nice color and little accessories. This is one thing I need for Kitty since she is getting fatter and my bed in the apartment is not enough for us both.
I also need a kind of cat carrier when I go on shopping or just for exercise by my bicycle on the weekend; Kitty always seems to be exhausted following me along the way to the supermarket or to the city park.

I don’t really like it when Kitty disturbs me during dinner or meal meanwhile I already give her a plate of cat food. A picture of cat food feeder looks useful for this annoyance. Kitty could take her own food anytime she wishes; but I hope she does not eat all up in one time!
Something else is needed to keep the whole apartment tidy. I must start teaching Kitty to take garbage to the right place such as litter box. She is a clean cat with smooth fur so cleanliness is a part of hers. But something I am not quite sure; teaching kids or people is somewhat easy or difficult, but teaching a cat?

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