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do y'all let your cats out??
2 of our cats are strictly indoor-only. the other 4 are allowed outside during the morning when it’s not blazing hot, they don't stray away too far but they still need to be supervised. the other 2 can’t be let out because they’d sprint tf away the moment they get outside ive been telling my mom to get cat leashes for months but she keeps forgetting.
No... she got out as a kitten bc she was so small and matched the color of our floors that we didnt realize she escaped when mom went out to throw the trash, and some stray cat scratched her, and she had light bleeding and limping. 3 years later, she doesnt even do near the front door, and when we carry her out she'll get real aggressive with her s...... reply
My cats are all indoor/outdoor, some like to go outside more than others, but they all sleep inside at night and they’re all fixed so no making babies while out there. reply
Mine sleep outside , But in their own little houses and its keep under our verandah so its sheltered for heat/rain. We didnt want to spoil them or restrict them from going out so we keep the house door open So they can freely go out and come home . At night they would all know to not wander around and sleep in there . When more cat came /born they ...... reply
No, and I recommend keeping cats mostly indoors since people can't be trusted. I've had a couple of my past cats die from people poisoning them, and they usually live longer if you keep them indoors since they can't get ticks or hunt wild animals and get diseases like bird flu. reply
All of my family’s cats have been strictly indoor, except one. We owned him from before I can remember, and he would spend time outside and come and go. One time he even disappeared for two months, and we were worried sick, but he just randomly reappeared on our porch. When I was about 8, he ended up making his way to the road and got run over an...... reply
I live close to a national park. There are a lot of coyotes and birds of prey in my city so outdoor cats don't last very long out here. So no, even though I really believe cats should be allowed to go outside because it's in their nature to be outside doing things. So I am leash training my cat. reply
