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I swear to you, I have all of those things. I have spent a TON of money on all different kinds of cat toys - and some dog toys - as well as having made some myself. She enjoys them all for a period of time, and then -- well, it's almost as if she has A.D.D.! ;) Nothing really seems to hold her inter...

Thanks. Yeah, for the duration of our moving process, I guess all I can do is try to keep a closer eye on her. There's really no way to keep her away from ALL of our boxes, ya know? We'd have to lock her in the bathroom 24/7 or something. ;) I hear you with the bottled water!! :) And the pain in the...

Thanks so much for your advice, Traci! :) Well, I can't remember if the vet addressed diet or not...it was a while ago that the actual eating of the items was such a severe problem. Mostly she just chews now...which I'm reading more and more is just a thing some cats do. Still, it's an annoying habi...

Did anything ever work for you? My cat has the same problem (which I posted a new topic about before I saw this one), and it really is a PAIN! If mine drew the line at cardboard boxes, it'd be fine. I'd do what is suggested here and just keep her away from anything cardboard. But she chews on so man...

Oh, and did I mention electric cords? I didn't? How could I forget? Not so much recently, but in the past I've also caught her chewing on electric cords!! Some plugged in, even! Sometimes I haven't caught her doing it, but when I go to unplug something, I'll find that the cord has clearly been chewe...

Hi. I'm hoping someone can help me... My 2 year old cat has chewed on things her entire life. I thought it was a phase she'd outgrow. She hasn't! You name it, she'll chew on it. And if she feels like it/isn't caught, she'll often go ahead and EAT whatever it is she chews on. Typically she prefers ca...