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A Feral Cat Or A Stray Cat? How To Tell The Difference
Jun 6, 2023 · What Is A Stray Cat? Lost Pets In Need Of A Home. A stray cat is simply a pet cat that no longer has a home. That cat grew up in a home and had the proper socialization with humans but then he or she either got lost or was abandoned …
10 Facts You Should Know About Feral Cats - TheCatSite
Oct 15, 2012 · Last winter a little pregnant feral cat showed up on our doorstep. I have an indoor outdoor cat and I keep food both inside and out. Anyway, it was apparent that she had become quite enamored with my (neutered) male cat. She would show up on my porch on a daily basis and I would talk to her and feed her and basically tried to get her used to me.
The Stray Cat I Found Is Constantly Hungry | TheCatSite
Nov 5, 2006 · The vet we took her to said she looked healthy for a stray cat, was a good weight, had a good temperature, etc. I've checked for tapeworm segments, but can't find any on her anus or her stools. She goes to eliminate several times a day because she eats so much.
Found stray cat with microchip - legal questions | TheCatSite
Apr 4, 2015 · The cat has been driving her nuts anyway and she's always letting him outside. He's been missing a month and they live very close to me. Nothing was said about the ex-husband, so not sure what that was all about. The mother just wants to know the cat has a good home. I told her I already love him and he will be spoiled and kept indoors.
Adopting A Stray Cat - TheCatSite
Jun 15, 2013 · A stray or abandoned cat is in danger from predators, cars, stray dogs and unfortunately, people. Food can be hard to come by and in winter, fresh water is frozen over. A warm place to sleep might be under someone’s car. Adopting a stray is a gift for both the human and the cat. A stray cat is different than a feral cat.
Feral with hurt leg, no money for vet, what to do? | TheCatSite
Jun 1, 2012 · "Twiddledee" is part of my feral/stray/abandoned cat colony. When I returned from vacation, I noticed he was limping on one paw, and I was concerned about his ability to hunt for food. I scruffed him, took him to a cat professional for evaluation, best guess: sprain or tore tendon (TD showed no reaction to his limbs being manipulated.)
Caring For A Stray After Neutering | TheCatSite
Mar 9, 2018 · I have five cats in my home, 3 formerly ferals, 1 rescued outdoor cat, 1 Shelter cat. There was an adjustment period with each of them. Each time I took in a new cat, I bought new toys, got a new cat tree, spent more time playing with them all, and gave extra treats. The extra attention and spoiling all around made the transitions peaceful.
taking stray cat to animal services need advice | TheCatSite
Jul 12, 2024 · A neighbor and I plan to take a very friendly stray cat to animal services so that she can get help and get adopted. I have never taken a stray into my car. I have a cardboard carrier box. I'm concerned about getting fleas in the car, and keeping the cat safe while driving. I'm hoping she doesn't panic, etc. Any advice, please? Thank you!
The 5 Golden Rules To Bringing An Outdoor Cat Inside
Mar 11, 2016 · Bringing an outdoor cat inside may seem impossible for many cat owners. With their wild instincts and love for the great outdoors, cats often resist the confines of domestic life. But the dangers lurking outside – the speeding cars, aggressive dogs, and hidden predators – make the world dangerous for our beloved feline friends.
Have not seen feral in at least two weeks... - TheCatSite.com
Mar 12, 2012 · There is no way most feral cat's would even be brave enough to venture into a van filled with someones possessions smelling like..... Well humans :lol3:. Ferals have an extraordinarily high level of self-preservation and just know how to stay safe and survive. When a new cat comes into the colony, the social dynamics must change.