Where do you keep your cat?
Posted by: Casey32082646
18th Jul 2023 01:52pm
Cats are predators and will eat other animals. Cats also fight each other and wonder into neighbours yards. Where do you keep your cats? In an enclosure & inside? Do you let them roam the streets? And does your local council have laws against your pet leaving your property unsupervised?
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Aimz2024
They definitely should be kept in an enclosure or inside. No-one can stop them from what their natural instincts are. I don't let my dogs into other people's yards, left unsupervised to roam publicly or in harm's way of other animals. So many irresponsible pet owners.
Leanne6
Inside and in a cat enclosure.
Even the calmest cat will instinctual attack a bird or small animal.
It's their nature.
They are predators.
It's up to owners to protect wildlife and their own pets.
rustyblue
I dont keep cats, am allergic to them