Savannah Cat Chat - THE Place for Savannah Cat Talk

Welcome to the Savannah Cat Chat Forum! Our forum has been in existence since 2012 and is the only one of its kind. We were here, serving the savannah cat community before Facebook and Instagram! Register for a free account today to become a member! Please use an email program other than Hotmail, since Hotmail accounts are blacklisted by many servers and ISP's. Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site in some of the forums by adding your own topics and posts. But in order to take advantage of the full features, such as a private inbox as well as connect with other members ad access some of the larger topics, a donation of $2.99/mo or $25/yr is requested. This will allow us to continue running this forum!

Azidi, Kilifi, Regulus and Cary.

Carykd7kau

Reincarnated cat Moderator
Either that or she is a fitness freak. LOL
She wakes up from her afternoon sleep at about 6:30 pm. And after I go in and get her dish for turkey, she starts walking around the wheel. I cut up the turkey, take it in and put it down for her and she will then start her wheel time. Tonight she was on and off for almost 1 hr 15 min.
 

Theo & Shady's Mommy

Site Supporter
Time to coax her on with a laser pointer or wand toy (y)
We've had the one fast cat wheel for over 2 months, and Theo still won't run on it. We've used one of his favorite feather toys to try and coax him, but no dice. Do some cats just not take to it ever? He doesn't have anyone to watch do it, so I think that might be a problem too...
 

Savannah Mama

Site Supporter
Did you try treats? Otherwise, I would say just be persistent and repetitive. Of course, sometimes, they make you feel like giving up. Also, does he sit on it? If he does, I would try turning the wheel slowly while he is on there, he will eventually get the message I would think. One of mine boy's, did not go near it for 3 weeks, I showed him everyday, but no response, than one day while showing him, he just started walking on it. It is almost like he had a light bulb moment. Good luck.


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
 

Patti

Admin
Staff member
Yes, it is true that there are cats that never really take to the wheel, however you can continue to try to coax him with a feather toy, laser pointer, or even by putting treats on the wheel so that he gets used to stepping on it. It seems once they realize the wheel will move as they walk they get hooked...
 
Top