Legs
usually riding on Zwift...
- Location
- Staffordshire
Cat stuff.... 😻
- Thread starter PeteXXX
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Bazzer
Setting the controls for the heart of the sun.
- Location
- On the edge of reality
I know very little about the kitten. My daughter brought it to our house the other day on her way home from work to show us and to try to socialise it a little.
If you pm me your contact details I can ask my daughter to ring you. She should be able to answer any questions you have.
Legs
usually riding on Zwift...
- Location
- Staffordshire
I'll speak to Jo tonight...
Cats and boxes... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-68918102
Slick
Guru
I'll need to watch that as I get 3 or 4 large boxes come and go from here every week for work and my crew can't get enough of them.
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
- Location
- Land of confusion
It would be lovely but our cat would not come in the house when we looked after a stray kitten before
Electric_Andy
Heavy Metal Fan
- Location
- Plymouth
My partner's son has a cat, 6 months old now. It's a chinchilla Persian apparently. She is a house cat so we've just had to put up a zipper fly screen that sticks to the back door frame. So we can have fresh air but keep the cat in.
She is a very lively cat though and itching to go out. Just wondered if anyone else has a house cat and did you think of letting them out? The Vet said it's safer keeping them in due to theft and traffic, but it seems a shame as she's always looking out the window wanting to chase flies and birds!
She is a very lively cat though and itching to go out. Just wondered if anyone else has a house cat and did you think of letting them out? The Vet said it's safer keeping them in due to theft and traffic, but it seems a shame as she's always looking out the window wanting to chase flies and birds!
oldwheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Isle of Mull
Depends on where you live I think. None of our cats were confined and had a cat flap to go and come as they wished. They died of normal old age in the end.
My elder son who died lived in a top floor flat and had a cat which obviously was kept indoors. After he died the cat went to my other son's and after a bit of nervous exploration she now is free to come and go as she wishes. They have a large frontage running down to the nearby loch and she has never tried going the other direction towards the adjacent road.
My elder son who died lived in a top floor flat and had a cat which obviously was kept indoors. After he died the cat went to my other son's and after a bit of nervous exploration she now is free to come and go as she wishes. They have a large frontage running down to the nearby loch and she has never tried going the other direction towards the adjacent road.
We're lucky as we live away from a main road and have two hectares of allotments on t'other side of our fence. I cut a wee hole in the bottom of said fence some years back; although with other cats, hedgehogs, mountjacks, it's like Clapham Junction sometimes - ! 
anyway, our lot; eight just now, come & go as they please with the catflap and door staff, no restrictions an they all appreciate their home comforts.
anyway, our lot; eight just now, come & go as they please with the catflap and door staff, no restrictions an they all appreciate their home comforts.
