My oldest cat will not do her business outside, or anywhere other than the litter box. In fact, if she is outside with me and the rest of the cats and needs to go, she will scratch on the door, I let her in, she does her business then wants back out!
My cat is an inside cat but got out once. We didn't realize it till the next morning; he'd been outside for about 18 hours and when he finally came in - hissing at me the whole time like it was my fault - he made a beeline for the litter box.
My cat is an inside cat but got out once. We didn't realize it till the next morning; he'd been outside for about 18 hours and when he finally came in - hissing at me the whole time like it was my fault - he made a beeline for the litter box.
My cat is an inside cat but got out once. We didn't realize it till the next morning; he'd been outside for about 18 hours and when he finally came in - hissing at me the whole time like it was my fault - he made a beeline for the litter box.
Yep... No one's ever seen feline skeletons up in trees either.My cat is an inside cat but got out once. We didn't realize it till the next morning; he'd been outside for about 18 hours and when he finally came in - hissing at me the whole time like it was my fault - he made a beeline for the litter box.
About a year ago, my daughters were moving into a new apartment. One of their cats got out when they weren't looking and climbed a tree. The cat was on the lowest branch which was about 15 feet up. The girls were all concerned about the cat being stuck up in the tree because they couldn't coax him down.
I asked them two questions,
1. Have you ever seen a dead cat up in a tree?
2. Have you ever seen a dead cat at the base of a tree?
Of course, the answer to both questions was no.
I told them not to worry about him, he would find his way down when he was ready. And he did.
But, as you said earlier.... You never see any cat skeletons at the base of any trees.
