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«We have a special cat door up off the ground that only we can access, so we can come and go during the day, but Mom locks us in at night after she feeds us to keep us safe from all the wild things.

If you want her to stop this leaf eating habit, try to keep her entertained at home by providing more cat safe toys.

If you want to display collectibles that won't survive a trip to the floor, put them in a glass case to keep cat paws at a safe distance.

In some fishing communities, the fishermen's wives keep their cats indoors, believing that this will keep their men folk safe from peril whilst at sea.

We do need to take every possible precaution to keep ALL cats and kittens safe, which is a valid argument used by many «experts» for charging a substantial adoption fee; also, to offset a portion, at least, of the cost of sheltering (feeding, innoculations, exams, etc.) until adoption, many shelters have that policy.

A lot of people at BlogPaws keep their cats in strollers where they feel safer — which might be an option for you.

Keeping them indoors, especially at night, will help protect your cat — as well as keep native wildlife safe.

Most vets will recommend keeping your cat indoors, but if you do want your cat to stay outdoors, make sure your pet is safe by keeping up with all scheduled vaccinations, parasite prevention, and bringing your outdoor cat indoors at night.

To help people keep their beloved pets safe, the Pet Poison Helpline recommends going through each room of your home and looking at it from a dog or cat's perspective.

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Keep an eye out for your cat at all times and ask your Staten Island veterinarians for tips on keeping him safe.

Catios are a great way to allow your cats access to the outdoors and keep them safe and healthy at the same time.

The UK's leading feline welfare charity is looking forward to sharing information with visitors about how to keep cats happy and safe outdoors at this year's green - fingered events, starting at RHS Malvern (10 - 13 May) then Gardening Scotland (1 - 3 June), followed by RHS Hampton Court (2 - 8 July) and RHS Tatton Park (18 - 22 July) before the Southport Flower Show (16 - 19 August) and finally, the Malvern Autumn Show (29 - 30 September).

While the indoors can keep your cat safe, there are still some unplanned factors that can put your cat's health at risk.

It is safest to keep cats indoors at all times.

Sometimes you just have to keep looking at foods until you find one that is safe for your cat's sensitive system.

With moderate exercise utilizing interactive playtime, providing a window box for your cat to gaze at the great outdoors, or a safe enclosed «Catio», hiding treats in No Bowls Feeding Systems these are all excellent methods to keep your geriatric cat's mind active and alert.

For anyone who hasn't worked with a «broken» cat before let me explain — this little trick serves many purposes, it gives me the «scary» human a bit more distance so I'm not leaning over Links (which would be way too scary at this point for him), and it keeps me safe because I do not know how Links is going to react to first contact.

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try a cage that has more solid walls, one that is deep and wide so your hamster can escape into a safe hiding place when your cat is around... but really just try to keep you cat out of the room where your hamster is at.

At Affordable Animal Hospital Orange, we are committed to keeping your dog or cat safe from dangerous diseases and illnesses.

This is a godsend that will keep your GamePad safe from being thrown against the wall in anger every time you die trying to nab all the cats at once, and highly recommended to be the default way you play if you want to retain your sanity.

After all, keeping our beloved canines, kitty cats and cockatoos safe in the car is just as important as keeping them safe at home.