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MELLUBI PET GUIDES

Useful answers before the algorithm.

Pet TV, sound and enrichment advice is full of broad claims about what “cats love” or “dogs prefer.” These guides separate useful evidence from guesswork—and show you how to test what actually engages your pet.

Cat TV, videos, vision & indoor enrichment

CAT VIDEO GUIDEVideos for Cats: What to Show, What to Avoid, and How to Tell If Your Cat Cares

A practical guide to videos for cats: subjects, movement, session length, screen safety, signs of interest, and why individual cats respond differently.

CAT TV GUIDECat TV: Does Screen Entertainment Actually Work for Cats?

Cat TV explained: what research suggests, why some cats watch and others do not, what to show, how to set up the screen safely, and how to measure interest.

CAT SOUND GUIDESounds Cats Like: What Research Says—and Why Your Cat May Disagree

What sounds do cats like? Research on species-appropriate music, practical volume and testing guidance, and why individual preference matters more than generic playlists.

PRACTICAL CAT GUIDEVideos to Entertain Cats: A Simple Test to Find What Your Cat Will Actually Watch

How to test videos to entertain cats using short sessions, different visual subjects, owner observation, safe screen setup, and repeatable preference comparisons.

INDOOR CAT GUIDEEntertainment for Cats Home Alone: A Safer Enrichment Plan Than “Just Leave the TV On”

Safe entertainment ideas for cats home alone: puzzle feeding, climbing, window access, solo play, screen content, toy safety, rotation, and what not to leave unattended.

CAT BEHAVIOR QUESTIONDo Cats Watch TV? Yes—But Not All Cats, and Not in the Same Way

Do cats watch TV? Yes, some do. Learn what research found about feline screen attention, why movement may matter, and how to tell whether your cat is genuinely interested.

CAT VISION QUESTIONWhat Colors Can Cats See? A Practical Guide to Feline Color Vision

What colors can cats see? Cats are not color-blind in the black-and-white sense. Learn what veterinary sources say about blue, gray and yellow perception and why motion matters.

CAT BEHAVIOR QUESTIONWhy Does My Cat Watch Birds on TV?

Why do cats watch birds on TV? Learn how movement, prey-like cues and hunting behavior may attract feline attention—and why the response differs between cats.

INDOOR CAT GUIDEGames for Indoor Cats: 12 Ways to Add Hunting, Climbing, Searching and Choice

Twelve practical games for indoor cats using hunting-style play, puzzle feeding, climbing, boxes, search games, toy rotation and optional digital enrichment.

Dog TV, sound & digital enrichment

DOG TV GUIDETV for Dogs: What Dogs May Notice on Screen and How to Use It Well

A practical guide to TV for dogs: visual and sound cues, what some dogs attend to, safe setup, signs of over-arousal, and how to test individual preferences.

DOG SOUND GUIDESounds Dogs Like: What Auditory-Enrichment Research Actually Shows

What sounds do dogs like? A cautious guide to research on music and auditory enrichment, individual differences, volume, habituation, and home use.

DOG ENRICHMENT GUIDEDog Enrichment Videos: When Screen Time Helps—and What It Cannot Replace

How to use dog enrichment videos as a supplementary activity: what to show, signs of healthy engagement, over-arousal, sound choices, and non-screen enrichment dogs still need.

DOG ENRICHMENT GUIDEDigital Enrichment for Dogs: Screens, Sounds and Interactive Tech Without Replacing Real Life

A practical framework for digital enrichment for dogs using video, sound and interactive technology while preserving exercise, sniffing, training, chewing, social contact and rest.