Most people assume that a quiet cat is a happy cat—but is that really true?

In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss explores one of the most overlooked welfare issues affecting indoor cats: understimulation. Learn why boredom is about much more than having enough toys, how cats are biologically programmed to hunt, solve problems, and make decisions, and why meeting a cat's physical needs isn't always enough to meet their behavioral needs.

Molly explains the difference between an understimulated cat and a shut-down cat, why excessive sleeping isn't always a sign of contentment, and how simple daily enrichment can dramatically improve confidence, reduce behavior problems, and create a happier, healthier feline companion.

Whether you live with one indoor cat or work in a shelter environment, this episode will help you see enrichment through an entirely new lens—not as entertainment, but as an essential part of feline welfare.

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