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You just cannot do that ,because the window is just like a television screen for your cat.it keeps him busy. Answer:Yeah, they love looking outside! if the problem is that your cat's clawing at your window screen and pushing on it when you have the window open, I guess you can try having lemon/orange scents all over the window screen and hope that the cat will hate it enough not to be around it.

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You can buy this spray that smells and cats and dogs hate it and wont go near the smell so buy that it is called no scratch, you also spray it on furniture to stop them sharpening their claws on it.

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Keep your door closed :)

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Is it okay to get a kitten if you already have a cat?

Yes, but you have to be VERY CAREFUL about introducing them. When you bring the kitten home, keep it in an enclosed area like an unused room that the other cat doesn't use. Keep it there for 3-5 days, then lock it up in a travil carrier or cage. Open the door, (The other cat will want to go into the room), and then STAY IN THE ROOM. See how they react to each other. It is okay if they growl and/or hiss. If the adult cat tries to attack the youngster, don't get involved, you might get scratched. Simply make a loud noise behind it. After the adult looses intrest, let the kitten out and shut the door to its room. After repeating this several times and when they're pretty much used to eachoter, start feeding the adult next to the kitten's crate when you feed the kitten. When there is no hostility, let the kitten out and WATCH THEM. If the adult attacks, make a loud noise. If it doesn't work, protect yourself before interfearing. Keep them apart when you're not around.


Is it ok to keep a kitten in a crib at night?

Kittens are not babies and they can still slink through crib rails. Kittens can stay in one room, if needed.


How long can you keep a 9 week old kitten in a cage?

You cannot keep a kitten in a cage for any long period of time.


If you just got a kitten and it was used to being in a warm room can temperature change make your kitten sick?

yes!


Should a kitten have her own room in your house?

no you never know what they will do in there


How do I bring an outdoor wild kitten indoors I have an older indoor cat already. What can I do to make sure they get along I don't want to keep the kitten outdoors because the mother cat ignores it.?

They will get along fine. Cats are easier to adapt to a new kitten - compared to dogs. You can bring the kitten inside and maybe put it in a room with the door closed for a few hours. The indoor cat will sniff around and get to know it before you put them together.


How do you get your kitten not to eat your chickens?

Keep Your chickens and kitten away from each other if ur kitten goes outside put ur chickens in a huge pen thats secure


How do you look after a kitten who is just born?

keep it by the mother, and she will do it all


Where do you keep your room?

In the house. Where do you keep YOUR room????


How many months does a kitten should be taken care?

feed it from a bottle use milk warm milk and keep the kitten warm


If you already have a hamster a ferret and 2 gerbils in your room would it be to many animals if you got a kitten?

It don't have many animals in your room when you have hamster a ferret and 2 gerbils and you got a kitten because the kitten will just simply eat those animals. I am surprised the ferret hasn't already eaten the hamster and gerbils.


How can you train your kitten of 10 weeks to live with your hamster?

What you have to do is get your kitten and hamster in one room. Then Let them get along their selves, and if they don't get along then you have to butt in and help them to get along.