Well if the cat is an unaltered male, you can bet that he is probably tracking a female in heat. If the cat is an unaltered female, she may simply like to roam or she may be pregnant and looking for a good place to nest and have her kittens. If the cat, male or female, has been fixed then they may have gotten themselves caught in an area, such as a garage, that they cannot easily get out of or they just enjoy exploring. That's one thing about cats, most of them are extremely independent souls who like to do their own thing.
The first thing I'd ask is, is the cat a tom? And if so, is he fixed? A tomcat in his natural state is driven by instinct to wander, so he can expand his territory to include as many females as possible. While girl cats are happiest with a small area of territory around their home, where they feel safe, tomcats are used to confrontation and territorial war.
If your cat is neutered or female, this becomes a more difficult question. (Unless the tom was neutered late in life, in which case his instincts are probably still in effect.) Is it possible that your cat has "two homes"? If someone else is feeding them, they effectively have two home territories, and might go back and forth between them.
they has run away so live with it
No. They don't get put down after a week in cats protection.
It just happens she did. It was her prized possession She did have other cats, many cats, a majority being Siamese The cat passed away only a week after she did. She has specific orders for the burial, months before her death. The location and tomb of the great cat is unknown, and will remain unknown.
usually there are about 3-5 but sadly if your cat has its first litter the cats don't survive, but if they have a second batch it seems only 1-2 kittens survive.
Really be careful with these cats! They grow 5 pounds a week as cubs, and I think you need a special license.
Cats do not have a period like women do. They do go through "heat," which can last anywhere from 4 days to a week. This is when they are able to get pregnant.
Snap at him and say bippity bobbity boo now your gone and walk away then don't talk to him for 1 whole week.
No. They don't get put down after a week in cats protection.
It is Burger's I wander how I knew that?)
Depends on the day of the week.
Your six pack is always there, however, it can appear to disappear. The way it can "go away" is by increasing your BMI. The way to prevent this from happening to to workout 20-30 minutes 3-4 times a week, and to keep your diet healthy. If you do this, your six pack will not appear to "go away"
this is because of the intermolicular space of air get into it.
yes it can happen but those cats can have birth defects.
To begin with, you should never let a new chicken free range the first day. You need to keep the chicken in the house for about a week, give or take, before you allow it to free-range.If it does wander, you need to find it immedeately.
It varies. This week its "mate"
too many. :(
It just happens she did. It was her prized possession She did have other cats, many cats, a majority being Siamese The cat passed away only a week after she did. She has specific orders for the burial, months before her death. The location and tomb of the great cat is unknown, and will remain unknown.
Because tim ran away with the socks after 2 mary cats last week of the summer cat store for 2 pound lay on