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Scaredy Cat
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On Friday night my idiot father let the cat out but didn't bother to get him back in before he went to bed so the poor cat was stuck out all night in freezing temperatures. He hasn't left the house since then. He has hardly used his litter tray so I'm worried he's holding it all in. Should I try and tempt him outside?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Cats look calm and laid back but are easily freaked out or stressed. He will hold out as long as he can but I think that he will probably use the litter tray.
If he isn't used to being out all night it must have been awful for him - I hope that you have managed to make your dad feel bad about what he did? If I did that to one of my two I don't think that they would ever speak to me again - maybe even attack me!
Susan ;-)
If he isn't used to being out all night it must have been awful for him - I hope that you have managed to make your dad feel bad about what he did? If I did that to one of my two I don't think that they would ever speak to me again - maybe even attack me!
Susan ;-)
You could try locking your dad in the cold - bet he wouldn't like it.
My two are refusing to get out of bed today, Frankie dashed off to the litter tray earlier and then came back into the bedroom. I can't imagine him or his sister enjoying the cold at all - at this time of year being an indoor cat is enjoyable.
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My two are refusing to get out of bed today, Frankie dashed off to the litter tray earlier and then came back into the bedroom. I can't imagine him or his sister enjoying the cold at all - at this time of year being an indoor cat is enjoyable.
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