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Getting Cat's breed confirmed
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I would definitely change the vet - for a start.0
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Indoor cats or secure outdoor runs/ catios are recommended in many parts of the US for the cats safety (too many vehicles and wild predators). Some health issues or temperament issues mean a UK cat might be best homed indoors (eg. blind/ deaf/ FIV/ nervous/ a physical disability).
But indoor cats must be properly entertained and stimulated: read/ watch anything from Jackson Galaxy for details.
Another time please consider adopting a young cat that a rescue recommends should be indoor only, rather than buying a healthy kitten. There are too few quality indoor homes like yours for the number of rescue cats needing just such a match.
One gorgeous playful FIV boy I have my eye on as a companion for my nervous, arthritic girl has been waiting several years!
He is not in a local rescue: most around my area PTS all FIV cats due to lack of appropriate homes.
You can find independent rescues and a wide variety of rescue cats on Purrsinourhearts website (also amazing toys, all profits to charity).Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0
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