Is it mean to keep cats inside?

Answer 1

Well, this depends. Is the cat your cat, or is she a stray? If she's your cat, of course, keep her inside and nurture her until her kittens are weaned and she is at full strength again; if she is not you cat, she's a stray or somebody else's and she doesn't have a collar, do the same to her as you would your own cat. Take care of her and nurture her inside the safety of your own home until she is, and her kittens are, ready to find new homes.

Answer 2

NO! NO NO NO NO NO! You may let your cat or kitten outside but they should never live outside. Be sure to get your cat inside before nightfall. You should NOT let your cat outside if there are many predadores around.(Such as eagles and hawks foxes or coyotes or dogs. Dogs may chase your cat away and it will never come back.) Indoor cats have been prooven to live longer. If you choose to let your kitten out you must soopervise it.

Answer 3

Not necessarily, no. Inside cats live far longer than outside cats. There are ways to let the cat out without letting it out, if that makes any sense. For example, you could build an enclosure and put the cat in it whenever it wants to go out. This would keep it safe from the dangers but still give it what it wants.

Answer 4

never, ever, shall you leave the furry ball outside.

they will pillage the nearby towns

destroy the crops

tarnish your family's honor.

NEVER LEAVE THEM ALONE

Answer 5

no!They are so sweet and cuddly,they should sleep with a cozy,soft,furry blankie near your feet