You should always keep your cats as indoor animals. The average lifespan of an outdoor cat is 3-5 years, while an indoor only cat's average lifespan is 15-18 years. In addition to the dangers of being hit by cars; cats face cruelty from humans, death from predators, injury from other cats, and infections and disease from other cats.
I've heard most outside cats live to be at least 7 years old. My cat is currently 12.
Slowly let your cat outside less and less until the cat doesn't go out at all.
Your cat is in heat.
Yes, a cat can get lost easily if it is allowed to roam outside.
first you need formula for the kitens ,Do not let the cat go outside feed the cats with bottles you can buy at cat stores. another thing you do is keep it in a confined area later when it is old enough to go outside put it through the window and go outside and watch it for a while putting the cat through the window will make it so it will never leave
My cat has done this before. When my cat did this She needed some food and water. My cat is Not an outside cat but i know about them she may need to go outside! Or she is in pain.
Assuming that the cat you are asking about has always been an indoor cat and never been outside then it depends on how long the cat was outside. If outside only briefly then a quick inspection of the cat by you to ensure the cat is ok will probably suffice. If outside for an extended period of time unsupervised, then a visit to the veternarian is probably a good idea. Have the Vet check to make sure all shots and vaccinations are current, there is no pregnacy, and whatever else is necessary for him to give the cat a clean bill of health..
The cat wants to come in if he is outside or go out if he is inside.
Let her go outside and be available to let her in--if she was an outdoor cat to begin with, that is.
omg wat a stupid question
Yes.
in general, you don't want a cat outside. you CAN let a cat out, but you don't want to risk it.