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in or out-puddy cats?

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Mick from the Bush

Mick from the Bush Report 5 Sep 2007 10:08

Hi Jeannette - cats ravage the native birds and kill small marsupials like possums. Cats and foxes have virtually wiped out a lot of the smaller native animals in most of Australia.

Catherine from Manchester

Catherine from Manchester Report 5 Sep 2007 10:04

yes i was wondering that jeanette

tony lol-mines a northern female and very delicate and gentle
takes after her owner i reckon

catherine
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}((((*> Jeanette The Haddock <*)))){ Report 5 Sep 2007 09:57

Mick.....this might be a daft question, but what sort of environmental damage does a cat cause....apart from poops! lol

TonyW

TonyW Report 5 Sep 2007 09:55

Being northern of course, my cats are double hard!!

However, we do have a cat flap, so they can do as they want......

Catherine from Manchester

Catherine from Manchester Report 5 Sep 2007 09:54

morning mick and sam

lol jeanette mines a right wuss. still terratorial, but it's all a show.

catherine
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}((((*> Jeanette The Haddock <*)))){ Report 5 Sep 2007 09:52

I don't worry about this one Catherine. He's a bit of a roughy-toughy and spends most of the night sat on our neighbours shed surveying his territory! lol

Mick from the Bush

Mick from the Bush Report 5 Sep 2007 09:51

Here in Oz cats cause a lot of environmental damage. It is recomended to keep them inside. Lots of people keep them in sort of comfortable cages on the sides of their houses accessed via a cat flap, so they can come an go as they please.

Sam

Sam Report 5 Sep 2007 09:43

Mine has a cat flap so comes and goes as he pleases. I used to keep it locked at night but don't bother now, he's so lazy most of the time he sleeps all night on the end of my bed anyway!

Sam x

Catherine from Manchester

Catherine from Manchester Report 5 Sep 2007 09:41

morning jeanette
do you not worry if it gets hurt- i wouldn't be able to sleep esp if i heard the calling outside i would think it was mine.

catherine
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}((((*> Jeanette The Haddock <*)))){ Report 5 Sep 2007 09:32

Morning Catherine!

I think they should be allowed to do as they please! ;-)))))))

My last 2 moggies were females and liked to be in on a night, although they did stay out sometimes in Summer. My current puss is a neutered tom and likes to be out most nights, although he will stay in on cold Winter nights

Jeanette x

Catherine from Manchester

Catherine from Manchester Report 5 Sep 2007 09:27

do you think your cat should stay in or out at night.my cat is never allowed out at night,mainly cos i don't want her hurt-. lastnight i was woken up about 1am to an awful cat fight near my window it must have gone on for 40 min-i was thinking poor cats, what if one gets hurt. i know it prob depends where you live,there are loads of cats near us.

what do you think then in or out.

thanks

catherine
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