It s a fact that an inside cat lives a longer, healthier life than the kitty that puts pawns on the pavement. Outdoor cats face dozens of dangers including cars, other cats ready to fight for love or territory, exposure to fleas, ticks, worms, and sickness or death from eating spoiled food or household poisons. More visits to the veterinarian. The outdoor cat will need to see the veterinarian a lot more often than an indoor cat, and that means higher vet bills. Fleas, ticks, worms, abscesses, cuts, diarrhea, a dull coat, or weight loss are all signs of trouble and are most often seen in outdoor cats.
Outdoor cats are more prone to get lost.
Not all outdoor cats can find their way home. It just takes one time to get lost. Cats raised indoors are perfectly content in their world. NO, it s wrong to allow these animals to reproduce millions of unwanted offspring who are eventually killed because there aren t enough responsible homes. Only a certain number of people want pets.