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Topic	Easiest way to transition cat from house to outdoor cat?
TheGreatGenocet 03/23/18 11:55:38 AM #63:	PowerMang posted... gamer167 posted... Are people on CE really that opposed to letting their cats go outside? I mean, I get it but I don't get it. The cats I've owned were always a mix of indoor/outdoor. They lived long lives. Slept, ate and cuddled indoors. Used the bathroom and prowled outdoors. Never had to deal with litter boxes and they were great for pest control. I guess it really depends on where you live. Yes. But in order for a cat to survive as an outdoor cat they need to be outdoor cats their whole lives. A cat that grew up indoors wouldn't know how to survive outdoors. --- Alt of Genocet_10-325 Conservatism is a plague on society. <cite>TheGreatGenocet posted [p:898345942] in Easiest wa... [t:76443957]...</cite> <quote><cite>PowerMang posted...</cite> <quote><cite>gamer167 posted...</cite> <quote>Are people on CE really that opposed to letting their cats go outside?</quote> I mean, I get it but I don't get it. The cats I've owned were always a mix of indoor/outdoor. They lived long lives. Slept, ate and cuddled indoors. Used the bathroom and prowled outdoors. Never had to deal with litter boxes and they were great for pest control. I guess it really depends on where you live.</quote> Yes. But in order for a cat to survive as an outdoor cat they need to be outdoor cats their whole lives. A cat that grew up indoors wouldn't know how to survive outdoors. --- Alt of Genocet_10-325 Conservatism is a plague on society.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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