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How to Coexist With Your Cat When on the Computer

Got a furball on your desk? It’s communication.

Len Morse
4 min readApr 24, 2020

DISCLAIMER: While this blog post is based on years of experience as a cat owner, I have no cat health training. If you feel that any of your cat’s behaviors might be caused by an underlying health issue, please consult a veterinarian or other pet health professional.

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If you have a cat (or two or three), you’re undoubtedly aware that cats are motivated by curiosity, hunger, and sometimes the need for affection, much like us humans. When you spend lots of time on your computer, your feline companion doesn’t care that you’re working, emailing, surfing, or playing in your digital world — she wants you to take care of her immediate need.

Whether your cat is normally aloof, playful, or intense, you should be on your guard when using your computer.

Allow Cat Curiosity

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Cats love to explore, but once they’re familiar with their surroundings, they know what spots are most interesting. Case in point: My cat sometimes jumps onto my desk and saunters back and forth, right in front of my computer monitor, or sits…

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Len Morse
Len Morse

Written by Len Morse

The Halloween Channel owner | Happily childfree musician, proofreader, swing dancer, animal rights supporter, movie buff, and grammar policeman.

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