Hello all and thanks for helping out.
We are leaving for a two week vacation soon and need to tend to the two
cats, one is a year old the other is three months old.
Option 1: Leave them home and have daily visits by three or four
friends. That is three or four visits per day with one friend in
charge of morning litter box and feeding, another for the evening
routine, and the remaining two for companionship.
Option 2: Bring them to a relatives house. There are no animal
conflicts in this house, there is always someone home, there are young
children in the house; ages are two, four, and eight.
Beth - 16 Jul 2005 01:53 GMT
> Hello all and thanks for helping out.
>
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> conflicts in this house, there is always someone home, there are young
> children in the house; ages are two, four, and eight.
Well, my personal opinion is that the cats will be more comfortable and less
confused in their own home. Especially if the cats know these people
somewhat they will be happier than being uprooted. I have done both and I
think my cat was better at home with one of my friends who came and stayed
for pretty much an entire three week period. Just my two cents.
Wayne Boatwright - 16 Jul 2005 02:01 GMT
> Hello all and thanks for helping out.
>
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> conflicts in this house, there is always someone home, there are young
> children in the house; ages are two, four, and eight.
Option 1 without question. Your kitties don't need the challenge of 3 kids
in a foreign environment.

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patga - 16 Jul 2005 13:40 GMT
I would definitely leave them in their own house with which they are
familiar.
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> Hello all and thanks for helping out.
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> conflicts in this house, there is always someone home, there are young
> children in the house; ages are two, four, and eight.
tsr3 - 17 Jul 2005 01:41 GMT
By all means, choose option 1--they would feel a lot more secure in
their own home. (I would be concerned that the cats would run away
from a relative's house, and try to make their way back home).--r3