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Originally Posted by ladyislingering
The thing about this situation is that there's many acres of forest and coyotes and other terrifying **** in those woods. One might argue that cats aren't dumb, but you don't have to be dumb to trip on a branch when a great big terrifying coyote is chasing you.
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I suppose that makes sense, worst thing cats over here have to worry about is other cats and stray dogs. With dogs on the other hand you need to worry about poison, the farmers put it down during lambing season. Lots of people lost dogs that way. Though tbh dogs should be kept in for everyone elses benefit.
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Originally Posted by ladyislingering
If you have an indoor cat and they're unhappy, you're not a very good cat-parent. You have to spoil those little angels. My cat (mentioned above) was a mostly indoor cat - we spoiled him with tons of blankets, toys, his very own sofa; he was allowed to eat his breakfast at the table with anyone who was also having breakfast (and of course you really needed to talk to him because he liked that
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I tried buying my cat toys, she only likes cardboard boxes, cable ties and milk bottle lids, buy her anything and she looks at you as if you have two heads. I wouldn't say she's unhappy, she just likes sitting by the window watching birds and people go by so she naturaly feels compelled to go out to investigate and becomes agitated when she doesn't get her way.