SUBJECT: LETTING YOUR CAT OUT

I can totally understand the fear of letting a cat outside in an un-secure garden especially when the cat may be of a particular breed who are not:

A: Used to going out

B: are not used to roads and defending off other cats and

C: owning an expensive breed and fearing it will be stolen. But the question is, if you are lucky enough to have a garden in London, is it fair on your cat not to do all you can to make sure it gets to enjoy some outside life?

IF YOUR CAT SHOWS SIGNS THAT IT WOULD LIKE TO EXPLORE OUTSIDE? then consider securing your garden like you would if you wanted an aviary. It’s quite simple and can easily be done using wire mesh, garden poles and some advice from a landscape gardener or handy man friend! get some ideas from sites like this

http://www.catsofaustralia.com/cat-enclosures.htm

There’s plenty of other sites too. Google under cat runs/cat enclosures/garden aviaries etc and see how easy it is to give your cat some respite from an entire in-door life.

A cat was an in-door life only should have plenty of stimulation and perches to make their life as rich as possible.

After all cats are not just alive to please us!

Read about the cat in the photo in my client study below!!

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