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Cat Houses, Catios and Enclosures: A Feline Friendly Buying Guide
Your cat is an important member of your family, and we want to give them the best experience while they live with us. Whether they live entirely indoors or spend a couple of hours outdoors, cats enjoy security and a comfortable space to play, nap, and observe their surroundings. While they enjoy the company of your family, they will appreciate having a separate area to call their own. Cat patios or “catios” are the perfect solution. They can be built indoors, outdoors, or even appended to a home. Whether these are full-fledged patios or stand-alone enclosures, these structures are designed to give cats a sense of adventure, security, and provide safe access to the outside world. Why Buy a Catio? Cats are known to sleep anywhere — your lap, bed, couch, and even freshly laundered clothing are all viable options. A cathouse provides a safe and secure place for them to rest. They are not keen to sleep in the open where they might be vulnerable. An enclosed space away from bustling family activities are ideal, allowing the cat to take their normal 16-hour naps throughout the day. Cat houses can also be built with multiple levels to provide opportunities for their natural climbing abilities. They will eventually be able to pick up their favorite perch and survey their surroundings. When placed near a window, cats will be entertained for hours as they look at birds and squirrels scurry by. Most cat houses and cat enclosures are built with scratching posts that are built into their feature, helping cats keep their claws trimmed and engaged in their natural scratching behavior without ruining your personal property. If you have an outdoor cat, a cathouse will also provide shelter from the elements. This is particularly important if you are hosting a friendly feral cat that can accommodate your presence but are keen to hunt outdoors. What Are the Different Types of Catios? Indoor catios. Indoor cat enclosures allow your cat to be entertained while also being restrained indoors. There is a myriad of reasons for doing this — indoor cat enclosures can be used to acquaint a new cat to its new household, protect elderly cats from rambunctious kittens, providing access to a cat that may need medicine that likes to hide in an elevated spot; with cages also being used to restrained fearful cats so they can become habituated to living with humans. Indoor cat enclosures can be a standalone wire cages that are built with platforms, ramps, and flooring that can have kitty litter on it. They are affordable and will keep your cat safe. They are also easy to collapse and move when need be. The cat condo is similar to the metal cages but has an open floor plan without the metal brackets. They are resistant to fading, scratching, mildew, and water. Outdoor enclosures. Outdoor enclosures are designed to give your cat access to the outdoors whenever they need. They are designed a lot like their indoor counterparts but have features that will allow them to be better insulated. These outdoor cat houses are also waterproof and are designed to withstand the elements. Some may not have waterproofing and are intended to be built under an awning or a roof. The cat tree. This represents more than just a cathouse, this type of furniture has several levels which may include toys, scratching posts, and holes where cats can wiggle through. They are designed to either be enclosed or have an open frame. Many trees may be small with just a few levels, or some might be so big that they can take up the wall of an entire room. The Material of The Catio Is Important The material of your Furniture and enclosures are of utmost importance — you want an enclosure that is built with materials that are easy to clean, are durable, and can withstand scratching. You also want to make sure that any porous materials are laminated. Untreated wood, while beautiful, is not ideal because it might break down due to cats scratching it, creating a choking hazard, as well as absorb the spraying from cats, causing odors. Catios are designed with plastic, carpeted plywood, plush fabric, canvas, and different types of treated wood. For outdoor enclosures, they are usually made from plastic or treated wood. For the best durability, invest in a catio that uses a combination of wood or plywood. Sizing. When it comes to the size of your cat enclosures and furniture, you can let your imagination run free. Many standalone, indoor cat enclosures can take up a small corner of your home. But for those who have space, you can have large enclosures that are built with scratching posts, kitty box litters, ramps, archways, and toys built in that can be built indoors but also have parts of it be built outdoors for the cat to have access to the outside world whenever they want. Many homeowners have gone full out, with the ramps that scattered near their ceilings, and entryways that go indoors and outdoors. Ideally, you want a cat enclosure that has several entryways. Style. While your cat won’t care much about the aesthetics of their enclosure or catio, you have the option of picking a cat house that matches the color scheme or decor of your home. Thankfully you can find cat houses and enclosures in different styles and color schemes. You have the option of picking high-end cat houses that look like a table, or basic plus models that are made from canvas. What Other Features Should You Look for When Picking a Cat Enclosure Heating. If you’re going to purchase an outdoor cat enclosure in an area with inclement weather, then ideally you want it to have a built-in heating enclosure where a cat can go to warm up and protect. Depending on the cat house, they may need to be electrically powered, with several houses having built-in insulating materials that do not require an active heating element. Accessibility. For indoor enclosures, you might need to move the enclosure in a pinch. For easier access, make sure that these are built with wheels so you can easily transport the cat house. Scratching posts. As with any cat owner, you probably know that cats like to scratch. It stretches their paws, helps to de-shed their claws, and will ensure that their weapons are properly working. You will find also that an enclosure that has a built-in scratching post will deter your cat from destroying your furniture. Hanging toys. Hanging toys will entertain your cat, and will save time and money. No longer do you need to buy a separate toy for them to be entertained since the cathouse will have several toys built-in. Built-in litter tray. If the enclosure is big enough, then a litter tray will be appropriate. While they are not known to defecate in areas where they nap and play, a large enough outdoor catio can have an appropriate litter box. Costs of Catios and Cat Enclosures Some of the more basic, wire mesh patios can be several dozen dollars. However, they may not be feature-rich or offer enrichment for your cat. Typically these are only made with a couple of ramps for your cat. Mid-range cat houses can be upwards of $100. These are larger, are usually indoor enclosures, and have a big enough footprint for one or two cats to play it. More expensive cat houses are made with top-quality wood and are elaborate. For outdoor enclosures, they can be several hundred dollars. These are cat enclosures that are the size of a room and are built with perches, ramps, tunnels, toys; with some even having insulated enclosures to protect your cat from inclement weather. Regardless of its cost, consider where you are going to place the cat house. They can be rather large and take up space in the home. Ideally, indoor enclosures should be placed away from foot traffic, in an inconspicuous corner that allows a cat to survey the surrounding from a safe spot. An outdoor cat house should be positioned in a secluded spot, typically somewhere in the backyard. This will ensure that they have access to birds, squirrels, and small critters that may entertain them while also being away from loud cars, nosy neighbors, and persistent foot traffic. Outdoor enclosures should be against a wall, in a back corner of a fence, or near the entrance of your home’s garage. From improving and maintaining a cat’s physical and mental health to ensuring your cat’s happiness and safety, there are plenty of reasons why you want to invest in a catio or enclosure. They can be small to accommodate apartment living, or large and luxurious with several floors that have entryways to the outside world. The one that you choose for your feline family members largely depends on your budget and available space. 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Buying Guide: Finding the Best Coffee Table for your Family and Home
Choosing a coffee table can sound like a mundane task. You have already put a lot of effort into buying that perfect couch, arranging pictures and decorations on the wall, and now all you need to do is quickly pick a coffee table, and that’s it. Not so fast! Coffee table can be an important element of your home design and you should give it as much attention as other pieces of furniture. To help you choose the right coffee table, we put together a list of helpful tips. Look at a variety of different materials such as glass, wood and metal. A glass table requires less care as it’s easier to clean up and is not subject to changes such as fading from the light and losing its shine over time. If you want to have a durable table that will last a while and is easy to mix and match with most types of furniture, a glass coffee table is a great fit. A wooden coffee table, on the other hand, is a good option if you want to “warm up” your living space and give it a more cozy feel. Wooden coffee tables work well in large areas with plenty of windows and high ceilings. A bright table is a great way to liven up your living space. If your room has subdued hues, consider adding a splash of bright color. Bright tables can bring more mood and create a special atmosphere in your place by striking a balance. Don’t forget to leave some room between your couch and coffee table. There should be at least 30 inches from the edge of your coffee table to your TV table. Additionally, make sure to leave some space between your couch too, so you can stretch your legs and have enough space to move around. You don’t want to buy a big coffee table only to realize that it will take up more space than you were counting on. Pay attention to the height of your coffee table. Standard height is about 16-18 inches, but if you have a higher couch, you might want to take some measurements before you start shopping for a coffee table. A coffee table that is taller than the seat of your sofa will look awkward and will be tough to move around. Choose the shape of your coffee table carefully. Although you might not think of the shape of your table as an important factor, it is. For example, a round table works better if you have kids and literally need to cut the corners. A round table also works better for small spaces as it can be used as a side table and coffee table in different settings. Since a coffee table is an “accessory” to the rest of the room, buy your larger furniture first. It’s a lot easier to change your coffee table in case it doesn’t work than change your couch or bookshelves. A coffee table puts a final touch on your living space and helps you to complete the look. Consider the purpose of your table. When shopping for a coffee table, don’t forget why you are buying it. If all you need is just to hold some books and magazines, consider a lightweight table that you can move around easily and use for other purposes. If you have a lot to store, consider a coffee table with storage and if you are after a cool style, choose a table with an edgy look that can add some variety to your living room. Buy more than one coffee table. If you need to furnish your entire house, buying more than one coffee table is a good idea. You can always mix and match your coffee tables with other furniture when you need to rearrange things a bit, that’s why you might want to purchase several coffee tables in different shapes and sizes. Before shopping, take a close look at your place and think about where you would put coffee tables and what they would look like. Visualization always helps! Avoid cheap coffee tables, and look for affordable quality coffee tables. Even though a coffee table is an afterthought for many people, you should stay away from buying a cheap coffee table. Just think about it: your table will go through wear and tear and will likely have many impacts such as spilled beverages, food stains and more. It will also likely get knocked over at least a couple of times as you move places and rearrange furniture in your living space. That’s why you should not go with a cheap lightweight option that will not last more than just a couple of years. Have fun with it. When you hear most people talking about shopping for furniture, they are mostly excited about their kitchen tables, sofas and couches, and rarely mention a coffee table. And yet, choosing a fun coffee table and styling it with the rest of your furniture can be so much fun! Treat it as a centerpiece of your living room and you will have a blast. To make the process more exciting, get some inspiration from blogs, magazines and social media, and you will see that this process can be really exciting. Conclusion: Farmhouse Coffee Table from Aosom.com Whether it’s your first time shopping for a coffee table or you have some experience combining different shapes and forms with the rest of your furniture, the process of buying a coffee table and matching it with the rest of your interior should be fun, after all. A coffee table is more than just a piece of furniture holding your belongings and you should treat it accordingly. Remember that although a coffee table is an important piece of furniture, it helps to put the icing on the cake and complete the look of your living space. -
Musical Instruments Buying Guide
When birthdays and Christmas roll around, it can be hard finding the perfect gifts for everyone every time. Everyone wants to make everyone happy with that perfect gift – especially their children. Why not get them something that fills their life with beautiful sounds while also teaching them something and broadening their horizons? That is what’s so wonderful about learning to play music. Not only can it be fun, but it also makes you more intelligent, more creative, and can be a fantastic stress reliever. To give you a hand, we’ve put together this handy dandy guide on musical instruments! Who Can Learn To Play A Musical Instrument? The answer is simple: literally, anyone can learn to play an instrument. Playing an instrument has tons of benefits (besides just being incredibly fun). What are those benefits, you ask? 1. Music Can Improve Your Health Research shows that playing music can actually lower your blood pressure and reduce stress and anxiety levels. It can even help strengthen your immune system, which helps protect you from viruses. 2. Music Can Make You More Intelligent Studies have shown that learning music can enhance cognitive ability at an early age. Seriously, if you are pining for your child to be the next Einstein, music is an excellent way to start. 3. Music Can Help Build Confidence and Your Social Life It takes a lot of courage to go on stage in front of hundreds, or even thousands, of people to perform. It takes a lot of courage to perform in front of just your family, too. But when you learn to play an instrument, you are learning how to create something beautiful for others to enjoy. Your child (and you!) may make new friends they might not make otherwise if they do not learn to play music. Nothing beats jamming out with other musicians, and the bonds forged during them are priceless. 4. Music Teaches Patience Very few people are immediately perfect at something they’ve never tried before. For most people, practice makes perfect. Learning to play music requires commitment and perseverance. It takes a lot of work to play an instrument. But there’s nothing quite as satisfying as successfully mastering something you have been working so hard to learn. 5. Music Improves Creativity! There are basic rules in music, and some will have you think you must follow the notes to a T. But music is all about expressing yourself! Write your own songs, improvise, and recreate existing songs! Musicians create something out of nothing every day. 6. Music Can Help Improve Teamwork Skills Unless you are planning to play solo forever, teamwork is critical in musical performances. It is essential to listen to your teammates, so everyone blends together seamlessly. Listening to others and finding a good solution will help you in other areas where great teamwork is needed. 7. Stressed Out? Music Can Help! Life can get stressful – even for little kids. Everyone seeks some form of stress relief, whether that is binging our favorite shows, playing games, eating, smoking, or other activities. As you can imagine, not all of them are healthy. Another way people can let loose and relieve stress is by jamming out with their favorite instrument. Playing music can help get your mind off things while letting you release your frustrations. 8. Music Connects Music connects people. You will be hard-pressed to find someone who does not like any kind of music. Does your child suffer from social anxiety? Getting them started in music may be an excellent way to help them connect with their peers (Speaking from personal experience). 9. Music is Just Plain FUN! Of course, learning to play music takes time and effort – but the payout is so rewarding. It is an addiction you will want your child to have. Important Features Type of instrument Your Child’s Age Your Child’s Personality and Tastes Price Different Types of Musical Instruments Before you go out and buy instruments, you should consider the different kinds there are. Musical instruments are typically classified by the way they generate sound. There are four categories of instruments: string, wind, percussion, and keyboard. However, within each category are further divisions and subdivisions. Here are a few examples of the different types of instruments in each category: String Instruments: Violins, violas, cellos, guitars, ukuleles Wind Instruments: Pipes, saxophones, clarinets, flutes, recorders, ocarinas Percussion Instruments: Drums, bongos, bells, cymbals Keyboard Instruments: Pianos, accordions, organs, harpsichords These are just the common ones, too. There are over a thousand more musical instruments available all over the world. How Old is Your Child? Your child’s age is essential to consider when purchasing an instrument for them. Believe it or not, there is such thing as being too young to play an instrument. However! There are ways around that! All I’m saying is you probably do not want to buy your two-year-old a professional-grade keyboard or grand piano. But you can still get them a toy piano keyboard with a working microphone to get them started. As your child grows, you can upgrade to larger and more suitable instruments – like a 30 key grand piano set for kids with a music stand and bench. Personality and Taste Your child should always have a say in what instrument they play – after all, they are the ones that are going to play it. Putting time and effort into learning something is no fun if you do not want to do it. When browsing for the perfect instrument for your child, take into account their personality! Explore music with your child and test out different instruments. Find local trial sessions to see how your child reacts to certain types of instruments, whether it is a piano or a guitar. I would also recommend talking to a music teacher to help your child decide what instrument is right for them. Pricing Just like with any other kind of shopping – buying musical instruments also means thinking about reasonable prices. What kind of money do you expect to pay for a musical instrument? Honestly, this depends on your personal preferences and budget. Brand spanking new professional-grade musical instruments can cost anywhere from $100 to over $10,000. That is why used instruments are popular choices for new learners. However, there are alternate options for your child. These options are also much cheaper. -
5 Ways a Dip Station Can Boost Your Weight Loss
Want to build great chest, triceps and front shoulder muscles with a simple exercise? Of course you do! Who wants to be in the gym all day? The truth is, to get the most out of your dips and lose stubborn arm fat, I highly recommend using specialized equipment like a dip station, a parallel bar, or a power station. Using proper technique while doing dips can quickly get rid of flabby arms and give your arms the right tone and definition that you’re going for. Photo courtesy of BodyInfusion If you’re revving up your workout routine, it’s important to understand that a lot of basic movements require upper body strength. That’s where investing in your own personal dip station comes in handy. If you don’t have the necessary strength as you begin to create an exercise routine, you put yourself at risk for a lot of different injuries. Not to mention that doing dips naturally release a ton of hormones necessary for fat loss and muscle building. Moving from couch dips to a dip station opens up the possibility to include more alterations in your workout routine for smarter exercising through muscle confusion. In other words, a dip station = more gains! Dip stations are great pieces to add to your at-home gym simply because they are easy to use, reasonably priced, and versatile. Here are some of the ways a Dip Station can Boost your Weight Loss 1) Assisted Dips Photo courtesy of Fitness-Equipment These dips are a great place to start if you’re a beginner. An assisted dip can help give you better form as well as increased results after every workout that you complete. You can also stand at a dip station, leaving both your feet planted on the floor while you complete doing assisted dips. 2) Isometric Dips Isometric dips are primarily used for isolating and developing specific muscle groups with your parallel bar dip station. Isometrics are also great for accelerated muscle growth. CLICK HERE to check out this Dip Station To perform this exercise you’ll need to suspend your body over the parallel bars with your arms extended. Next, lower your body until your upper arms are parallel with the floor. Now in order for this exercise to truly be considered Isometric, you will need to hold this pose for 6 – 10 seconds. Finally, push yourself up and repeat. To make isometrics work for you, you’ll need to do them separately from your main workouts. Try and aim to complete your isometric sets at least 6 hours away from your regular workout routine. 3) Weighted Dips All the dip progressions can be combined with a weight so that you experience incredible muscle growth as well as perfect your metabolic workouts. Remember, if you are going for endurance then go ahead and skip the weighted dip. However, if you’re going for strength and muscle then you are definitely going to want to do some weighted dips. The easiest and safest way to complete a weighted dip is to get a dip belt and plates hanging on a chain. Here are some dip belts that I recommend: The Harbinger The Brute 4) Tricep Dips Tricep dips are probably the most versatile, as you can do them without a dip machine. To complete this exercise you’ll need to position your hands shoulder-width apart on a secure bench or chair. Then, slide your butt off the front of the bench with your legs fully extended. Next, slowly bend your elbow down to your lower body until your elbows are about at a 90-degree angle. The key is to make sure that you keep your back as close to the bench as possible as you repeat this exercise. 5) Chest Dips Certain dip stations have been specially designed so that they have angled grips for enhancing your tricep muscles and your chest muscles. The trick to this exercise is understanding that the power is in the posture. Photo courtesy of us.myprotein.com To perform this exercise, you need to dip down while holding your upper body around a 30-degree angle and lean your arms out to the side to really help build your chest muscles. Limit any jerky movements and remain smooth and steady in order to stay in control of the exercise. Recap Remember, it’s completely normal for fat to get stored in arms over time. However, developing a proper dip routine can help ladies go sleeveless without being embarrassed and the gents to build their pectorals and arm muscles. Dips are effective and intense exercises that you can do at home to lose arm fat, shed extra pounds and build muscle in a shorter amount of time. Coupling your new dip station exercises with your new diet and exercise routine is the best combination to help supercharge your weight loss goals.
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