Sentences with phrase «cat less access»

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They were looking for food, not friendship, although the friendlier and less fearful cats were able to capitalize on their increased comfort with humans by having greater access to food and shelter.

Indoor - only cats are less active than cats with access to the outdoors, and, unlike their ancestors, modern domestic cats no longer have to hunt for food.

One reason for this lower rate is the fact that cats are simply less attractive meals for the mosquitoes that transmit the parasite from host to host.7 There is no known age or sex predilection for infection and «indoor - only» cats are just as likely to become infected as are those that have outdoor access.8

A cat that has access to scratching posts that meet their needs for marking territory, stretching muscles, and relieving stress will almost always choose to use them rather than the less attractive options of furniture and carpet.

If possible, it should open from the top for easier, less stressful access to your cat — it is often a struggle when they get to the vet's office to get them out of the carrier.

As you search more rooms and determine that your hamster is not in those rooms, you can give your cat or dog less restricted access.

Many different diseases and medications may cause a dog or cat to urinate more (or less), so it is important for a pet to always have access to plenty of water.

If you live on a busy road and it is not possible to enclose or make access to the road difficult then we may suggest to you that you adopt older, less adventurous, streetwise cats, indoor only cats (cats that have not previously been out) or even don't adopt cats at all.

Make unacceptable targets unavailable or less attractive The only guaranteed way to stop your cat from scratching a given area or object is to restrict access.

(A similar — though, admittedly, reduced — effect is achieved via regular feeding of adults insufficiently socialized to be adopted; research shows that cats being fed hunt less than those without access to human provisions.

In addition, there are formulas specifically labeled for indoor cats, less active cats and cats with outdoor access.

Cat says that the spreadsheet they both have access to helps them to «discuss the budget pretty regularly (there are less surprises that way!)