My cat keeps trying to jump on top of this really high china

DAMMIT she just did it again and almost broke the glass.

Fill a tin can full of spare change and shake it when she tries to jump up there. Brown recluses hate that shit.

>>2195902
what

>>2195902
This works though.

Cats like to sit in elevated places. It's as simple as that. Maybe try to provide a better alternative like a cat tree.

>>2196077
should I be worried about her hurting herself?

or will she just have safe fall for being a cat

>>2195897
How about you get a real pet that doesn't step in its own shit and then walk all over your counters?

>>2196083
Depends, how high is it?

And yes. Give her some high places that are safe and acceptable. Go buy a cat tree. If you don't rent, you can easily install some cat shelves with some old carpet and some lumber. Cats need vertical spaces and hidey dark places on the ground. Keeping a cat happy is like... 85% having a good environment for it.

If she is still overly attracted to the china cabinet, then you can put some tin foil on top of it. They don't like the feeling of tin foil on their pads, so it may discourage her from using it to perch on.

>>2196109
This. Get a cat tree. They're cheap on Ebay.

>>2196083

Theres a webm floating around of a cat dropping off the side of a building, landing on its feet and hauling ass. Need to be worried about your stuff more than the cat.

>>2195897
Hah