I have heard about, and seen, TV programs for people's pet Kittens, and cats!  I don't know what to think of that!

The programs have videos of birds, and squirrels, and other stuff that, presumably, cats like to look at.  I don't really own a cat (though I have had a huge crush on my friend's little cat) and occasionally, when I'm off my guard, I too catch my mind drifting towards looking for YouTube videos that might amuse the little ball of fluff!  She is an affectionate little person, and loves to lie on my breast and purr!  But I'm often checking out Facebook, and she never gives the impression that she's paying any attention to the screen.  I know that, with dogs, if there is no animal scent with the object, dogs completely ignore the object.  It just might be the same with kittens, but it might not.  Presumably, a cat or kitten might be figuring whether the thing can be knocked off a high shelf to good effect ...

Audio files are more interesting to a cat.  (I'm calling my friend's cat a kitten, though she's an adult fully grown cat.  But she so often behaves like a juvenile, that I feel that, in some ways, she may as well be a kitten.  She's a 10 year old kitten!  I recently wore a beanie with a pom-pom to my friend's house, and the cat was mad to play with the cap—and the pom-pom, of course. 

Well, hope the holiday season is going well for you!

Kay