Sentences with phrase «than outdoor cats»

Indoor cats live longer, healthier lives than outdoor cats.

I am told that on average indoor cats live longer than outdoor cats.

Indoor cats have a tendency to be less active than outdoor cats, so owners need to pay closer attention to their cat's diet and weight.

Long hair cat care is much easier when your cat is an indoor cat rather than an outdoor cat.

Indoor cats have less risk of exposure to diseases than outdoor cats, so they may be able to have fewer vaccinations compared to their outdoor peers.

Typically, indoor cats will need less protection than outdoor cats.

An indoor cat has a longer average lifespan than an outdoor cat, so you may not have an indoor senior cat until it reaches closer to 11 years of age.

These mental disorders are more likely to occur in indoor cats, which may be due to the fact that they receive less exercise and excitement than outdoor cats.

On average, indoor cats live many times longer than outdoor cats.

Cats kept exclusively indoors live longer, healthier lives than outdoor cats.

Indoor cats, fastidious groomers, cats with short coats, and healthy cats require less grooming than outdoor cats, long - haired cats, and cats in poor health.

Has anyone had both an indoor and outdoor cat, and did you notice any differences between their overall moods (aside from the obvious fact that indoor cats will need to be played with more than outdoor cats)?

House Cats that stay indoors exclusively are safer than outdoor cats that are exposed to many different types of dangers.

Although it doesn't mean that indoor cats are exempted, the chances that they will have fleas are definitely lower than your outdoor cats.

Indoor cats live longer than outdoor cats.

Because of their grooming needs and easily - matted fur, long haired cats tend to make better indoor pets rather than outdoor cats.

There was a study done at Purdue a few years ago that said indoor - only cats live 2.5 times longer than outdoor cats or indoor / outdoor cats.

Indoor cats live a lot longer than outdoor cats.

Indoor cats tend to spend more time lounging and grooming themselves than outdoor cats which means that they ingest a higher volume of hair.

For example, indoor cats are less likely to be exposed to dangerous diseases and parasites than outdoor cats — they are also likely to be a little less active than outdoor cats.

Indoor cats have much longer healthier lives than outdoor cats.