Over wintering suggestions.

[kissle13]

Hi all,
I need some suggestions on how to keep my lil' lady occupied over these winter months.
BooBoo is now 17 weeks old, healthy, strong and rambunctious! Unfortunately we have to keep her in because of the winter approaching. We let her loose for running time when were home, I bought her a wheel, pleanty of toys, branches, pinecones, etc. (She ignores her toys and the wheel for the most part) I do spend time with her on the floor so we can play, she loves to hop & scurry around on the floor, but she is still biting my hands alot. She is getting a little more aggressive which I understand as her starting to wild up... but will she settle down?? What else can I give her to try and keep her occupied?
Any suggestions would be wonderful!!

[Mavrycs Mommy]

:poke hey mom 17 weeks is WAY to young for her to be drinking :nono so just tell her to pass it this way :D

[kissle13]

:poke hey mom 17 weeks is WAY to young for her to be drinking :nono so just tell her to pass it this way :D


Ha Ha Ha .... yeah she got grounded for trying to sneak that one! lol

[Mavrycs Mommy]

haha!! :rotfl :rotfl :rotfl shes the cutest little alcoholic EVER!!!

[JakesLittlePrincess]

I would suggest wearing either fingerless gloves or light gloves when playing. I cut thumb holes in several of my old fleece hoodies so I can play without getting mangled too badly. Try to get her to play wrestle more with the stuffies than your hands. They also love to climb cat trees and you can even tie ropes from one end of the cat tree to another secure object. the scratches, I'm afraid don't really get better. Sometimes our skin toughens up but they still show. Our two and a half year old has some crazy wrestling days and that's when the hoodie with finger holes comes out.

[cuteascnb]

Im starting to think that ALL squirrelys are alcholics...My brother in law was over the other day with abeer in one hand and holding sadie on his shoulder and she JUMPED:crazy right onto hisarm where the beer was...lol!:rotfl