Many vets and animal welfare groups recommend keeping cats indoors, with plenty of enrichment, to protect them from traffic, predators and disease.
Happy indoors
- Window perches for watching birds
- Daily play sessions
- Cat trees and shelves for climbing
- A secure catio or harness walks for outdoor time
- Cat grass to nibble
If your cat goes out
Make sure they're microchipped, vaccinated, spayed or neutered, and on parasite prevention your vet recommends.
General information only, not veterinary advice. Talk with your vet about your cat's health. Little Meadow Journal isn't paid by any pet food or product brand.