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Cat Forum / General Topics / April 2005Help with neighbors cat
Hi Everyone, I need help with my neighbor's cat. I own a small old dog, that weighs 6 1/2 lbs, who because of his age needs access to the outside during the day to my fenced backyard. The problem is one of my neighbors has a cat which they allow to roam day and night. The cat, which is twice the size of my dog, has now started entering my home. This is unacceptable to me because I am allergic to cats, it is a danger to my dog, and where I live it is illegal. I am willing to ignore the cat being in my yard to be neighborly as long as I can find a way to keep it out of my house. Does anyone here have any suggestions? Best Regards, Lance. > Hi Everyone, > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Lance. You could install an electronic pet door that would be exclusive to your dog. > Hi Everyone, > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > long as I can find a way to keep it out of my house. Does anyone here > have any suggestions? I doubt that the cat will attack the dog unless provoked. In fact, they may well be friends. >Hi Everyone, > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >Lance. cats roam, it's what they do. there isn't a hell of a lot a person can do to stop their cats from roaming around. how is the cat getting into your house?? keep your windows and doors shut and you wont have a problem. Borrow a small animal trap from the local animal shelter. Once the cat is trapped, you have several options: Me, I just take the cat and the trap back to the animal shelter. If the shelter asks if you know who the owner is, I might give them the neighbors name and phone #. After a couple of trips to the shelter, the cat owner will get the idea. You could, if you wanted to preserve the peace, call the owner and tell them to come get their cat. After being inconvenienced enough, they will take action to control the cat. If they refuse to come get the cat, take it to the shelter.
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