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.
Outside cats live an average of 3 years. Inside cats can live up to 20 years. Keep him inside or train him to be on a leash.
you can put a collar on it or have a fence that they can't climb or you just keep the cat inside.
if you keep it inside it will last for at least 21 years or more
Yes cats can get the westnile virus, but its more common if they are let outside. The only way they get it inside is if a mosquito got into your house. They are just as volnerable as we are. So your best bet is to keep your cats inside, which is where they should be anyway.
Cat owners that keep their cats inside still need to be concerned about their indoor cats carrying bugs. Fleas seem to be a common issue for indoor cats.
You can put a sticky tape substance on top of the car, or keep the cat inside.
I think i means that cats are much easier to look after and keep control of whereas , kids have a mind of their own.
Yes, outside cats can become inside cats with proper training and adjustment to their new environment.
I always make sure my cats are inside on Samhain. There are some very mean people out there that like to target cats on Halloween, they will torture and kill them.Many animal friendly organizations will recommend bringing your animals inside the house on that night.
The same thing it means when you do it.
Dust particles can affect a cats health
keep them inside., tall fence, shock colars, chains