If you’d be interested in reading some of my thoughts on small-space living with a cat, as well as some tips I’ve picked up along the way, check out this article here. It’s just not as easy to make sure an indoor cat is happy in a small space, and requires more planning than you’d need if you had a great big house. It’s more than possible, and I can attest to that fact having lived in quite a number of small spaces with Avery. The answer is obvious: invest in massive cat jungle gyms, things like cozy outdoor cat houses that’d work very well inside, and a bunch of other really interesting cat stuff that will help keep your cats busy, fit, and entertained for hours on end.ĭon’t get me wrong – in no way am I suggesting it isn’t possible to keep indoor cats happy in small apartments. With an enormous house, or even a pretty big apartment, you don’t need to think hard about how to keep an indoor cat entertained.
If you end up in a one bedroom, or a studio flat like me, you no longer take square footage for granted, and learn the true value of making the most out of every inch you have. One of the toughest parts of life in a small apartment with a house cat is that space is a premium and likely won’t be something you have in spades.
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