Cat enclosure
Oct 15th 2016, 10:01 pm
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Cat enclosure
So after the death of 4 of our cats over the years due to poisoning we've made a temporary cat enclosure. Chicken wire over a marquee frame.
It's a bloody nightmare, the cats hate it and I hate caging them. Dragon can squeeze through the tiniest gap at the top of the gate so keeps escaping and running off ... trusting me less and less each time I have to go and catch her
It's a bloody nightmare, the cats hate it and I hate caging them. Dragon can squeeze through the tiniest gap at the top of the gate so keeps escaping and running off ... trusting me less and less each time I have to go and catch her
Oct 16th 2016, 6:19 am
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Re: Cat enclosure
thats so sad, where we live lots of people have cats and dogs so that sort of thing isn't a problem. not good for you and have no idea what to suggest
Oct 16th 2016, 9:23 am
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Re: Cat enclosure
Look for designs from Florida.
There they have to keep pets in and alligators out.
There they have to keep pets in and alligators out.
Oct 16th 2016, 10:31 pm
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Re: Cat enclosure
That's so sad about your cats Ssky That's quite a few to be poisoned, do you have any idea what it could be or any way of finding out what's poisoning them? My only suggestion would be get an older cat that's more of an indoor cat. If they keep getting poisoned I would be tempted just to get a cat that doesn't want to go outside full stop.
That's quite a few to be poisoned, do you have any idea what it could be or any way of finding out what's poisoning them? My only suggestion would be get an older cat that's more of an indoor cat. If they keep getting poisoned I would be tempted just to get a cat that doesn't want to go outside full stop.
