Occupational therapy
Christmas time, destruction time. That's what cats think. Temptations shows you how to prevent unwanted damage.
It's not a cliché: cats like to break things. Preferably things that mean a lot to humans. Especially when they are suddenly standing around in their own territory without being asked. At Christmas time, therefore, a lot of decoration material falls victim to the cat's instinct to play and destroy. This is not only taught to us by our own cat experience, but also every year on YouTube with the "Best of cats vs. Christmas trees" compilations.
The cat food manufacturer Temptations - which always attracts positive attention with its advertising - proves the Christmas thesis with an "impressive" experiment: a horde of test cats is let loose (through cat doors) in an artificial Christmas decoration environment.
The commercial created by Adam&Eve DDB London shows: It's better to keep your velvet paws happy. With the right cat food, for example. (hae)
