Kitty Play - Revision history

Admin at 13:48, 21 February 2015

2015-02-21T13:48:26Z

Admin: /* Food */

2015-02-21T13:47:54Z

‎Food

Admin: /* Treats */

2015-02-21T13:47:00Z

‎Treats

Admin: /* Food and Treats */

2014-04-02T19:33:05Z

‎Food and Treats

Admin at 19:28, 2 April 2014

2014-04-02T19:28:59Z

Admin: /* Training */

2014-04-02T19:24:16Z

‎Training

Admin at 19:23, 2 April 2014

2014-04-02T19:23:29Z

Sabryna: brina wrote a thing.

2014-04-02T18:40:20Z

brina wrote a thing.

Sabryna: Created page with "meowmeowmeowmeow"

2014-04-02T16:29:12Z

Created page with "meowmeowmeowmeow"

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 * Chewing/teething
 * Suckling
 == Training ==

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 === Food ===
 Any type of stew or chunky soup
-Tuna or chicken salad
+For those who wish to incorporate feeding as part of their play:
 Fish sticks (cut into smaller pieces) with a choice of sauce
-Chicken nuggets or fingers (preferably cut) with a choice of sauce
+* Any type of stew or chunky soup
-Scrambled eggs
+* Tuna or chicken salad
 === Treats ===

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 === Treats ===
 Popular treats among feline pet players
 [[Category: Pet Play]]

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	== Food and Treats ==		== Food and Treats ==
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−	So pet players eat animal food, right? Wrong! The food sold for pets in grocery stores is made for pets, and pets have highly different nutritional needs than humans. However, it is very possible to create foods that look like foods made for pets and have fun, themed treats that are perfect for pet play. There are vegetarian and vegan options for those who are creative.

	=== Food ===		=== Food ===

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	== Gear ==		== Gear ==
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−	For many feline pet players, finding and buying gear is an exciting part of their play. Although there is a world of gear available, it is good to keep in mind that one does not need ''all'' of the gear to be able to engage in pet play. Some pet players do not use any gear at all.

	The most commonly seen gear set for kitty play will usually include ears, a tail, and a collar with a bell on it. However, there are many types of gear beyond that. Harnesses, leashes, gloves, mittens, body suits, and leg fluffies can all be used to help a pet feel more feline. More dominant pets may don talons or claw gloves.		The most commonly seen gear set for kitty play will usually include ears, a tail, and a collar with a bell on it. However, there are many types of gear beyond that. Harnesses, leashes, gloves, mittens, body suits, and leg fluffies can all be used to help a pet feel more feline. More dominant pets may don talons or claw gloves.

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	== Training ==		== Training ==
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−	Pet play cats can be trained by their handlers, but usually to a minimal extent due to feline tendancies towards individual identity. In many cases a pet play cat may choose to snub commands of a handler. If the pet is [[submissive]], it is more possible to train them out of more negative feline behaviors, such as scratching or biting, though some believe training a human pet out of normal animal behaviors can be detrimental to their [[head space]]. Most of the same [[training]] used on humans can be used on pet play cats, though they may be required to be creatively adapted in some cases.

	Some trainable behaviors include:'''		Some trainable behaviors include:'''

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+Kitty play, more commonly known as kitten play, is a form of [[pet play]] in which the person playing the animal is feline. Big cats, house cats, and kittens all fall under the umbrella. Not all those who identify as feline adapt [[BDSM]] into their pet play, but many who experience pet play do.
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-Kitty play, more commonly known as kitten play, is a form of pet play in which the person playing the animal is feline. Big cats, house cats, and kittens all fall under the umbrella. Not all those who identify as feline adapt BDSM into their pet play, but many who pet play do, so it is common courtesy to not push the idea of BDSM onto any pet player who does not seem to be into BDSM.
 == Behavior ==
-Feline behavior is based on the size and age of the cat the pet has decided fits them best. Not all feline pet players have the same personalities, so each take on how to play a specific feline will be different. It's perfectly okay to not fit the mold perfectly, as no actual animals do.
+Feline behavior is based on the size and age of the cat the pet or [[handler]] has decided fits them best. Not all feline pet players have the same personalities, so each take on how to play a specific feline will be different.
-The behaviors listed in this section are based off of the behaviors of actual felines. They may not reflect perfectly on how a pet player may behave.
+The behaviors listed in this section are based off of the behaviors of actual felines. They may not reflect on how a pet player may behave.
 '''Overall common behaviors of feline pets are:'''
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 == Training ==
-Cats can be trained, but not to the degree of dogs, so that is a fact to be kept in mind during play. Chances are, a cat will snub commands a lot more than a dog will. If the pet is submissive, it is more possible to train them out of more negative behaviors, such as scratching or biting, but training a human pet out of normal animal behaviors can be detrimental to their headspace.
+Pet play cats can be trained by their handlers, but usually to a minimal extent due to feline tendancies towards individual identity. In many cases a pet play cat may choose to snub commands of a handler. If the pet is [[submissive]], it is more possible to train them out of more negative feline behaviors, such as scratching or biting, though some believe training a human pet out of normal animal behaviors can be detrimental to their [[head space]].  Most of the same [[training]] used on humans can be used on pet play cats, though they may be required to be creatively adapted in some cases.
 Some trainable behaviors include:'''
 * Sitting up and begging
 * Bringing back toys (prey)
-* [[Edge Play |Using a litter box]]
+* [[edge play| Using a litter box]]
 * Eating and drinking from bowls on the floor
 * Sleeping in a pet bed or a crate
 == Gear ==
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 Popular treats among feline pet players

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		+
		+	Kitty play, more commonly known as kitten play, is a form of pet play in which the person playing the animal is feline. Big cats, house cats, and kittens all fall under the umbrella. Not all those who identify as feline adapt BDSM into their pet play, but many who pet play do, so it is common courtesy to not push the idea of BDSM onto any pet player who does not seem to be into BDSM.
		+
		+	== Behavior ==
		+
		+	Feline behavior is based on the size and age of the cat the pet has decided fits them best. Not all feline pet players have the same personalities, so each take on how to play a specific feline will be different. It's perfectly okay to not fit the mold perfectly, as no actual animals do.
		+
		+	The behaviors listed in this section are based off of the behaviors of actual felines. They may not reflect perfectly on how a pet player may behave.
		+
		+	'''Overall common behaviors of feline pets are:'''
		+	* Sunbathing
		+	* Stalking prey
		+	* Playing chase
		+	* Climbing
		+	* Scratching
		+	* Nuzzling
		+	* Purring or chuffing
		+	* Scent marking (rubbing the face on things)
		+	* Claiming areas or people by sitting on them
		+	* Vocalizing (meowing or roaring)
		+
		+	'''Kitten/cub specific behaviors:'''
		+	* Mewling/roaring softly
		+	* Romping all day long
		+	* Exploring
		+	* Frequent pouncing
		+	* Chewing/teething
		+	* Suckling
		+
		+	== Playing ==
		+
		+
		+
		+
		+	== Training ==
		+
		+	Cats can be trained, but not to the degree of dogs, so that is a fact to be kept in mind during play. Chances are, a cat will snub commands a lot more than a dog will. If the pet is submissive, it is more possible to train them out of more negative behaviors, such as scratching or biting, but training a human pet out of normal animal behaviors can be detrimental to their headspace.
		+
		+	'''Positive reinforcement''' for good behavior is a good method of training. A feline can be rewarded with either treats, praise, cuddling, or some form of privilege during playtime.
		+
		+	'''Negative reinforcement''' is a good way to deter bad behavior. Felines react best to the spray bottle of water, however, scolding and light spanking can also help.
		+
		+	'''
		+	Some trainable behaviors include:'''
		+	* Sitting up and begging
		+	* Bringing back toys (prey)
		+	* [[Edge Play \|Using a litter box]]
		+	* Eating and drinking from bowls on the floor
		+	* Sleeping in a pet bed or a crate
		+
		+	Note that using a litter box in kitty play is not for everyone, and the same goes for caging. Keep this in mind during any [[negotiations]] with a pet, whether the pet play is just a scene or is going to be a lifestyle choice.
		+
		+	== Gear ==
		+
		+	For many feline pet players, finding and buying gear is an exciting part of their play. Although there is a world of gear available, it is good to keep in mind that one does not need ''all'' of the gear to be able to engage in pet play. Some pet players do not use any gear at all.
		+
		+	The most commonly seen gear set for kitty play will usually include ears, a tail, and a collar with a bell on it. However, there are many types of gear beyond that. Harnesses, leashes, gloves, mittens, body suits, and leg fluffies can all be used to help a pet feel more feline. More dominant pets may don talons or claw gloves.
		+
		+	A resource page for Pet Play that lists places to buy various gear is '''coming soon'''.
		+
		+	== Food and Treats ==
		+
		+	So pet players eat animal food, right? Wrong! The food sold for pets in grocery stores is made for pets, and pets have highly different nutritional needs than humans. However, it is very possible to create foods that look like foods made for pets and have fun, themed treats that are perfect for pet play. There are vegetarian and vegan options for those who are creative.
		+
		+	=== Food ===
		+	Any type of stew or chunky soup
		+	Tuna or chicken salad
		+	Fish sticks (cut into smaller pieces) with a choice of sauce
		+	Chicken nuggets or fingers (preferably cut) with a choice of sauce
		+	Scrambled eggs
		+
		+	=== Treats ===
		+	Goldfish crackers
		+	Gummy sharks
		+	Chocolate mice
		+	Pretzel bites
		+	Sushi
		+
		+
		+	Popular treats among feline pet players