Kerry Fisher

vodkakit.bsky.social

11 December 2025 12:52

Start that list off... name one.

Kerry Fisher

vodkakit.bsky.social

11 December 2025 12:52

I agree... let the cat out. A few hours stalking fat pigeons rather than staring at the walls. Just like people, lock them up in a room ans they will go mad. BTW this comes to you from the UK where we usually let cats roam free.

flsucks.bsky.social

11 December 2025 12:50

Not mine. Our outdoor cat walked up & adopted us 15 years ago. Our indoor cat is the same age & showing it, our outdoor cat looks & acts half her age. I did have to hold her tight & stand near the street when cars went by. As soon as she hears a car, she moves 20' away from the street. Outlier?

soharani.bsky.social

11 December 2025 12:50

I have always had outside cats. They have never had any behavioural problems. They have lived from 12-21 years of age. My current cat is 17 years old and has a catflap and she toddles outside everyday to inspect the garden and sit in the sun. She has the life I want if I could come back as a cat 😊

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