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Cats and boxes, a match made in feline heaven. If you’ve ever left an empty box unattended, you’ve likely found your cat curled up inside it within minutes. This quirky behavior isn’t just adorable; it’s deeply rooted in a cat’s instincts and psychology. For cat owners in Singapore, understanding why cats love boxes can help enhance their environment, especially in urban spaces like apartments. Let’s dive into the fascinating world of feline behavior and uncover the reasons behind their box obsession.