Im getting a kitten soon and i dont know if I want it to be a outdoor or indoor cat. Im rescuing it just for foster care and then putting it back up for adoption when its ready. I dont know if people like Outdoor or Indoor cats more.
My cats get alot of gas from their dry food and I was told that indoor cats should eat wet food. So I wanted to switch them to just canned tuna. Can they get all their all their nutrients from this? What else can I give them with the tuna.
If I give them any other meat, should I cook it or can they eat it raw? How about hams?
Our little kittens seem to be destroying our furniture and also scratching our daughter. We were thinking about getting them declawed. They are only indoor cats and always will be, but could this be detramental to them in any way?
I feed her dry and moist food and some treats for indoor cats that are suppose to supply the "greens" they crave. I was wondering if I am giving her too much moist food?
I have 2 indoor cats. I am just looking for new ideas to make them enjoy being indoors! I play with them regularly and i got them a bird feeder outside the window. Any fresh new ideas?
Our cats are basically indoor cats that we let outside, supervised, quite often. It would be so nice to have them use that big litterbox area in the back garden I set up for them. But no, they wait till they are back inside and make a bee line to the litterbox. Having four cats, it would be so nice if they could at least pee and poo outside now and then. Any suggestions?
We have three cats. Our oldest cat is 6, the next youngest is 5 and the youngest is 2. (All are neutered upt on shots, strictly indoor cats)
Our youngest cat was given to us by a coworker who asked us to watch him for her while she moved. Two weeks later she told us she didn’t want him. He was getting along with the other 2 cats so we decided to keep him. He was about 3 months old.
Six months ago my husband was transferred from the Midwest to California. We brought all of the cats with us when we moved. Since the move, the youngest cat has become extremely posessive of our bed. All three cats used to come and go throughout the night, but now the youngest won’t let them on the bed. He growls and hisses and outright attacks them if they get on the bed. We decided that to solve this we wouldn’t allow him in the bedroom at night. Now he’s beginning to become posessive of other areas of the house — window sills, the cat towers, even his food.
I’m beginning to wonder if he needs to be an only cat. I love him dearly but I don’t want him attacking/acting hostile towards the other cats either. Can anyone help us overcome this behavior?
They have been indoor cats for roughly 7 years and have had no outside contact.
They have been peeing on our carpets for the past 5 years and we have had to replace the carpet and sub flooring several times. We are searching for solutions to that problem.
We have an atrium in our home that is open to the sky. Birds perch on the roof and sometimes their droppings fall into our tiled atrium. Our cats are indoor cats but are allowed to go into the atrium because it is completely enclosed and safe from the outdoor hazards of coyotes, cars, etc. But I’ve noticed that one of the kitties seems to be eating something on the floor of the atrium and I suspect that it can be excrement from the birds. If it is true, it is totally gross and not typical of my fastidious little animals. Any ideas out there?
We have an atrium in our home that is open to the sky. Birds perch on the roof and sometimes their droppings fall into our tiled atrium. Our cats are indoor cats but are allowed to go into the atrium because it is completely enclosed and safe from the outdoor hazards of coyotes, cars, etc. But I’ve noticed that one of the kitties seems to be eating something on the floor of the atrium and I suspect that it can be excrement from the birds. If it is true, it is totally gross and not typical of my fastidious little animals. Any ideas out there?
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