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I absolutely love my two cats and the various foster kitties we get in our home.
I’m here today to share the cat-proofing computer knowledge I’ve gained from my experiences.
The very first foster kitten I ever had, from whom I learned many cat-proofing tricks.
But of course, this isn’t always possible or convenient.
Seeing movement similar to prey excites the cat and makes it want to attack or play.
The Fix:Tidy up your cables and consider replacing wired accessories with wireless ones.
My computer desk after I cleaned up cables and acquired more wireless accessories.
Work on cable management
Naturally, some devices cannot go wireless.
This is wherecable managementis important.
Start by tidying up your cables and reducing loose bits that might tempt your feline.
The adjustable clamps mean that no screwdriver or glue is necessary.
It has a cord organizer and velcro ties to help keep cables tidy.
That said, it’s still frustrating when they block your view or tamper with things.
Under desk cable management trays can help keep cords away from kitty.
You don’t want to force the cat into the bed but suggest it to them.
Each cat is different, but hopefully, the same will happen for you.
This cat bed isn’t too large, so it should fit a little easier on a desk.
It’s also soft and comfortable for your feline.
Don’t have a lot of room on your desk?
It’s got a fleece covering making it nice and soft.
My cat, Misty, automatically goes to the cat bed and leaves my PC alone.
This is especially true of the sleep and power buttons.
Safely clean gunk off your monitor, laptop screen, tablet, or phone using these streak-free wipes.
They are safe for most displays and will help you keep your devices clean.
I attempted to discourage my cats from jumping on my PC tower, but that didn’t work.
Of course, not everyone has access to a 3D printer.
Power button on Logitech keyboard.
My cat, Sabrina, pressing her nose against a computer I was reviewing.
My cat, Sabrina, standing too close for comfort next to the power button on my computer tower. This is why I 3D printed a cap for the power button.
This 3D printed cap covers my tower’s power button so cats can’t turn off my PC by stepping on it.
