4. Why did the kitten want to go to the valley ?
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Most cats, if they could choose, would elect to be indoor/outdoor cats, roaming in nature when they feel adventurous, and coming indoors when they want to be warm and safe. If he's confident and curious by nature, of course he wants to explore what's outside the door. :-) It's normal for a cat to want to go outside.
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Letting Cats Outside Can Lead to Run-Ins With Other Animals
When a cat is overly confident and territorial, they tend to get into altercations with other animals — especially if they are not spayed or neutered. This can lead to fights, which may cause serious lacerations, bites, infections, and/or the transmission of diseases. Alternatively, an unspayed female could get a little too friendly with a male cat and end up pregnant.
Let’s think about the possibilities that can happen when letting cats outside to interact with other animals. Whether violent or friendly, you may end up with an unwanted scenario for which you were not prepared before reading this
When a cat is overly confident and territorial, they tend to get into altercations with other animals — especially if they are not spayed or neutered. This can lead to fights, which may cause serious lacerations, bites, infections, and/or the transmission of diseases. Alternatively, an unspayed female could get a little too friendly with a male cat and end up pregnant.
Let’s think about the possibilities that can happen when letting cats outside to interact with other animals. Whether violent or friendly, you may end up with an unwanted scenario for which you were not prepared before reading this
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