How to take care of your pet cat when it leaves the house

How to take care of your pet cat when it leaves the house

Cats are curious creatures who love to explore, and some owners may want to give them the opportunity to roam outside. However, going outside carries risks such as accidents or illness.

:Important things to consider when talking cats outside

Identification verification

A collar with an identification tag: Print the cat's name and phone number on it.

Microchip: Helps identify the cat if it gets lost.

GPS tracking: Small devices attached to the collar to monitor its movements.

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Health Prevention:

  • Basic Vaccinations: such as rabies and feline leukemia.
  • Antiparasitic Treatments: Use regular flea and tick treatments.
  • Spaying/Neutering Your Cat: Reduces its tendency to wander and limits uncontrolled breeding.

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Return Training:

  • Supervised Going Out: Start with short, supervised sessions.
  • Recall Signal: Train your cat to respond to a specific sound (such as a whistle) or a food reward.
  • Consistent Routine: Set regular times for going out and returning.

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Provide an Outdoor Environment:

  • Safe Enclosure: Use high fences or netting to prevent escape.
  • Avoid poisonous plants, such as tulips and ivy.
  • Check the area: Make sure it's free of chemicals or sharp objects.

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:Choose the right time

Safer during the day: Avoid nighttime periods when animals or cars are more likely to be involved.

Avoid extreme weather, such as extreme heat or storms.

Safe alternatives for exploration:

Build a "catio": an enclosed outdoor play area.

Dedicated windows: Allow your cat to safely view nature.

Stimulating toys: Such as laser pointers or interactive toys.

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:Emergency preparedness

Contacts: Keeping the numbers of nearby vets and animal shelters.

Quick search: Post photos of your cat on social media if it gets lost.

First aid kit: For dealing with minor injuries.

The safest option for your cat is to keep it indoors, but if you decide to take it outside, be sure to follow these tips to minimize the risks. Remember that every cat is unique; monitor its behavior and adapt to its needs. Enjoying nature is possible responsibly.

Some cats prefer to stay indoors, especially if they've been used to it since childhood.

Consult your veterinarian before deciding to go outside, especially for cats with specific health conditions.