Indoor cats often suffer from depression.

I learned it the hard way. When I first got my cat I quickly started to consider her like family. I wanted to provide for her but sometimes she acted as if she was unhappy or even depressed...

- She would meow and meow and nothing I did would make a difference
- She would attack my ankles for no apparent reason
- She would ignore me when I tried to play with her
- She would eat all the time and never have enough

I realized there was a big problem no one talks about: We have removed cats from outdoors and by doing that we've stripped away their enrichment.

I was not able to understand her and she had a hard time communicating with me as well. I wanted to give her the best life I could and started reading everything I found about cats and enrichment.

I came to the realization that cat happiness comes from giving them lives as true to nature as possible in these 3 big areas:
1) Physical Stimulation
2) Mental Stimulation
3) Nutrition

Cats not only can be trained, they love it!

Cats' subtle and non-verbal communication can make it hard for cat guardians to understand their cats. I am on a mission to help cat parents enrich their cats' lives.

Thousands of Mia´s friends have learned from our clicker training lessons and outdoor cat training and proven that not only cats can learn tricks and go on adventures but that they love the enrichment and activity that training provides.

Start training your cat today using positive reinforcement and see how your bond gets stronger and your relationship more rewarding.

Cats were designed for the outdoors.

Felines are the most badass, agile, quiet, and majestic mammals and I truly believe that going on adventures and taking cats outdoors is one of the richest ways to enrich their lives.

If you feel like your cat might like the outdoors, I encourage you to try it. Walking on a leash is one of the most enriching experiences you can offer your cat.

If you decide to take your cat outdoors, don't let a bad harness ruin the experience!

Look for a harness that:

1) Is comfortable
2) Is safe
3) It's escape-resistant

Our Houdini™ Cat Harness was designed to deliver against all 3!

In the U.S., over 60% of the 80 million domestic cats are kept indoors, for both safety and convenience. However, while indoor environments protect our feline friends, many cats may not receive the needed enrichment for optimal well-being.

Our mission?
To equip cat parents with the right tools and knowledge to keep their indoor cats active, mentally stimulated, and nutritionally satisfied.

We believe in the power of positive reinforcement, supervised outdoor exploration, and food as nature intended to strengthen our bond with our feline companions.