Never seen that before. When cats eat litter or their waste, that can be a condition called pica, but I'm not sure what to say if they make a toy out of the clumps.
If I believe I have a rare cat, do I need to get a genealogy test to sell them? Editor's note: I posted this on behalf of someone who asked this question
My cat is a rescue but has settled in quite easily, I've had him since October 2024 and is very cuddly and is only aggressive when he doesn't like what
My loved, and beloved dear little Hector was born on 23rd February 2018 and I became his custodian on Easter Sunday, 1st April 2018 when he was 37 days
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