It depends on how the cat feels about it's surroundings. If it has a cat with it from the same litter, they will get along in the same space, but if the cats aren't from the same litter, they may not get along as well.
if your cat is an indoor one then none but if it is an outdoor cat you cant keep it in a cage you need to give it a reasonable amount of room normally an acre at least but there is no limit to how much room
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Cats-1606/2008/9/confined-area.htm This guy keeps his leukemia positive cats separated from other cats, with some in rooms as small as 10'X10', and I've had 2 cats before living in my room (12x18), and they had access to the master bathroom through a cat flap I had installed in the door (8x10), but I also spoiled them, (9 ft cat tree/toys/interacted with them a lot) and they seemed really happy.
I did take them outside occasionally on a leash which they liked. From what I saw they were pretty happy, if you're limited on space try to add more vertical space for them to play or hang out on, bookshelves, cat trees, or hammocks/perches attached to the roof (doesn't need to be girlish or look like it's owned by a crazy cat lady, I'm a guy and my room is pretty modern looking), just give them more stuff they could do when you're away. Oh yeah try to keep it clutter free, it gives the impression of more open space/less confined.
Well, my cat is 9 pounds and he is too skinny. My other cat is really fat and he is 16 pounds. So I'd say 11, 12 or 13 pounds is around average.
However, keep in mind that every cat is different. Some cats are small while some are huge cats with a lot of muscle. There is no "correct" size for a cat, as long as the cat's weight is healthy and matches his or her size.
They like to run around and have funn but you dont need alot.
Cats are quite independent but I always know when my cats need attention, as they get all affectionate with me, licking and rubbing me and purring.
Cats will start to wean their kittens at about 5 weeks of age, but they still need to nurse until they are at least 8-10 weeks old, and they need to stay with each other and their mother until they are at least 12 weeks old.
Give alley cats as much money as you can. They live in the alley and need money to pay rent and but food.
It really depends on the cat. For example, if you have a big lazy cat, then that would mean that you need to start getting them to start moving more or else they'll become obese. But if your cat is an outdoor type, then they don't really need much exercise at home because of all the chasing and playing the do with other cats . Just don't forget to not over exercise your pet. It should be about 10-20 minutes.
That depends on the size, age, and weight of your cat. Read the back of your cat's food bag/can, and it will have feeding instructions for you to follow.
Outdoor cats are much more likely to need emergency medical care than those cats who live indoors. Outdoor cats tend to get into fights with other cats, causing cuts, bite wounds and infections. They also hunt other animals, which can lead to infections and diseases. If you have an outdoor cat, you should consider purchasing cat health insurance to cover the medical costs associated with these incidents. The cat insurance will cover the cost of the vet visit and any medications or necessary medical procedures. It also covers the costs of regular examinations and vaccines.
The space reserved for a pool table depends on the look of the area, and the size of the table. However, a good perimeter to have is a space approximately five by eight feet.
Select an area with plenty of room. Even if you don't plan on your porch swing doing much swinging, you'll need at least 3 feet of space between the swing and nearby structures.
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how much space that daisy need
Probably, the whole house. Cats are stubborn and like to move around.
you need one with a door. like the outdoor dog house. same with cats
The most common size of outdoor rugs is 5x8' and 8x10'. The size you need depends on the size of the space you have to put it in.
It depends on how active the cat is, but usually most pet cats are free to roam most or all of a house. Cats, especially ones kept indoors, need a little space in order to run around, play, and exercise. Large scratching posts are ideal, but anything can be made for the cat to play on or in or around. When at rest, cats take up very little space as they curl up.
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Yes, a chihuahua does need outdoor space. Actually NO a chi doesn't need an outdoor space...a chi is an INDOOR dog. A chi should only be outside if supervised. A chi can be attacked by larger animals, including bigger dogs and birds of prey. A chi can actually get all it's required exercise by walking around your house. It's nice to take your chi out for a walk, but they don't need a big yard to play in...for that they should be inside...where it's safe for them to play.
not that much space..