Environmental enrichment refers to creating surroundings that encourage pets to explore, investigate, climb, chew, sniff, scratch, and solve problems throughout the day. Rather than relying on food alone for stimulation, enrichment includes activities, toys, climbing spaces, scratching surfaces, and interactive experiences that allow natural behaviors to flourish.
Even small changes, such as rotating toys or creating new exploration opportunities, can make an indoor environment more engaging. The goal is to support both physical activity and mental engagement while reducing boredom through purposeful interaction with the pet's surroundings.
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