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letting an indoor cat out (supervised)
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Beth
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letting an indoor cat out (supervised)
the apartment I rent now is in a house
and the house has a nice- fenced in back yard
Pokey - his new name is pokey the expolor LOVES to go outside- and "poke" around- I always go with him and watch him closely
Maggie- so acts so tough - is really wimpy and just hangs out by the door- and get scared- so funny
do you think I need to get him flea and tick medicine? I never had an outdoor pet before- I just want to make sure he will be ok-
he cries at the door to be let out- I feel so bad he can't play out there all day- but I would never just let him hang out alone back there
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Posted 6/8/09 3:21 PM  |
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Re: letting an indoor cat out (supervised)
If you're letting one of them out, then yes I would get flea and tick medication for both of them.
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| Posted 6/8/09 3:34 PM |
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Beth
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Re: letting an indoor cat out (supervised)
better safe then sorry
I will speak to the vet when I go pick up their food this week
I still can't get over how much pokey loves it outside
he is not even afriad of my friends 70LB boxer! (he is a total mush- but huge compared to my guys)
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| Posted 6/8/09 4:10 PM |
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anonttcer
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Re: letting an indoor cat out (supervised)
Yeah, the only thing I would worry about if they are supervised is the fleas...so yes, I'd get some flea/tick prevention.
You don't want to have to treat an infestation after the fact...
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| Posted 6/9/09 9:00 AM |
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