Do cats get out of cages from boarding? Yes!!! Our one cat many years
ago...The first day we were gone, the help had went to feed Tiger and a dog
started barking and scared him and he got out. He was on meds,too,for
urinary problems. We never did find him. Of course, the vet reimbursed us
for the loss, but it never took his place. Then I had an elder cat put in
while I was at the hospital (she was on meds,too) and ended up had to put
her to sleep because she deteriorated so much while I was gone. I just will
trust either relatives to take care of mine or go through a pet sitting
service.
>I have 2 cats - one is a 14 year old indoor/outdoor cat who loves to mostly
>be outdoors. The other is a 5 month old kitten who stays mostly inside but
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> Thanks,
> Linda
Dr.Carla,DVM - 11 Sep 2005 17:16 GMT
I always leave the pets at home and have someone check in on them twice a
day (I have 3 cats that are fed twice daily and 1 needs medication).
I feel they are happier to be at home, even if I'm not there, its better
than being in a small cage away from home for a week and hearing all the
dogs barking.
> Do cats get out of cages from boarding? Yes!!! Our one cat many years
> ago...The first day we were gone, the help had went to feed Tiger and a
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>> Thanks,
>> Linda