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Take all sensible precautions to keep your cat or kitten as safe and secure as possible. Never let your cat outdoors. There are many dangers awaiting him out there: diseases, fleas, traffic, wild animals (such as racoons or coyotes), cat fights, dogs, and of course abusive people.
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Besides,
cats, by nature, are curious creatures. You don’t have to curb
this lifestyle, but you do have to be prepared for it: - Store all poisonous or dangerous materials in a tightly closed cabinet. - Keep toilet lids down. Your cat could fall into it. - Store plastic bags in a drawer where your cat can’t get to them. Kittens love to bat a bag around, but bags pose a threat of choking and suffocation. - Keep household odds and ends, like string, sewing supplies, rubber bands, twist-ties, etc.., away from your cat as they are easily swallowed. - Electrical cords should either be tacked to the wall or wound up and bound so your cat won’t risk getting shocked. |
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Be aware that some houseplants can actually pose quite a threat to cats. Many are poisonous . Also, human food can be dangerous for your cat. |
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