Tips on letting cats out

personally i would just let her out now,we look after various cats when family go on holiday and we always let the cats out the first day and weve not lost any yet! although sometimes its been 2 days before they came back to us

Is she one for going out much anyway? Lisa x

6 weeks i was told i waited longer with the last 2 cats we got remember when we moved we let our eldest cat out at 4 weeks one cat was ready the other not we pushed him and he ran for it got him back 7 weeks later

missy s if you are thinking along the lines of rehoming her do it now before she gets too used to your new home if she doesnt like other people she may not adapt to baby especially if she is an indoor cat you will know which is the best decision for her

Sounds like she's a little on the nervous side so I doubt she'd go far. I know it must be very hard to no what is best. My advice is if she's nervy anyway then if she's not bothered about going out then don't let her, and just try working on getting to her use the tray. I know some people think it's cruel not to let cats out, but Tabatha here has rarely been out since she was a kitten and is very happy to stay indoors on my bed. She is a little on the nervy side, and when she does run out after our other cat occasionally she just stays in the garden. Lisa x

have you asked a vets advice ??

attach long lead to collar. tie long lead to something sturdy.... drain pipe??? open door, eject cat, close door..... when u think puss has been out long enough bring cat in.... then repeat...






welllll it works 4 a dog.........