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Yup thats exactly what we do with my kitty, we take him on all summer camping trips. We do everything except the carrier , also at night we let him go explore the camp site. We had some close calls tho , and almost learned the hard way. L
My orange will comfort me if I cry. Hes even licked a tear off my face before. He goes on walks with me off leash outside & always follows me and comes when I call. Some people have never had good cats. The trick is to get them when they’re young & cuddle/pet them constantly and play fun games together. Cats like that are the best of both worlds. They give you the friendliness & companionship that dogs do, but they require a third of the responsibility & cost far less to own.
I bought my lovely catit pixi water fountain 2 days ago and yrs my cat loves it, but I am not sure if there is something I haven't done because the red indicator doesn't come on can you please explain that part to me many thanks kim 😊
Hi 👋 I’m new to your channel and I enjoy watching your videos. It also helps me to much with my two little kitties my husband got me for Mother’s Day. They are two more old … if any advice you could give me? And thank you 🙏 so much for your videos.
I don't imagine that velcro would be very safe or reliable, especially if you plan to do like I do and take your cat for walks. Velcro can come apart easily and even deteriorate over time, which would ultimately be a hazard and a risk that is simply not worth taking if you love your cat so much so that you actually WANT to take them outside too see the rest of the world. My kitten is WAY to curious for her own good which has greatly accelerated her training necessity. So now I need the best possible harness in order to teach her that she will be allowed to see the rest of the world, but on my terms, not hers, simply for her own safety! To each there own I suppose, but I cannot in good faith support the idea of a velcro harness. It's just too much of a risk.
