Title: | Meower Power - Where Differing Opinions are Respected |
Notice: | purrrrr... |
Moderator: | JULIET::CORDES_JA |
Created: | Wed Nov 13 1991 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 1079 |
Total number of notes: | 28858 |
I hope that someone could suggest any help. I have two year old calico cat, her name is Judy. She is truly the love of my life and she means the world to me. DEC sometimes has me traveling and I'm planning on moving. Judy had been use to a carefree life on seven acres of woods. Now she will be confined to an apartment. Does anyone have any suffestions on helping her with this transition? Carl -n- Judy
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437.1 | She'll get used to it | ALPHA::duane | Alpha OSF | Tue Nov 10 1992 07:27 | 16 |
I went through the same thing with Basia last year. She is used to roaming many acres of woods behind my house, but I got transferred to San Jose for 7 months, and took her with me. Being in a 2nd floor apartment in a crowded section of town, she became an indoor cat. After a week or so of whining and staring at the door, she figured it out, and gave up. She got used to "outdoors" meaning "sitting on the porch railing with me." When I got back home, boy was she glad, though! My advice is just to pay a lot of attention to her, and go out of your way to make her welcome on your lap, your bed, or anywhere else she wants to be. /ald | |||||
437.2 | OXNARD::KOLLING | Karen/Sweetie/Holly/Little Bit Ca. | Tue Nov 10 1992 09:43 | 4 | |
It will probably take one to two weeks for her to adjust. That's what happened with mine when they became indoors only, but then everything will be fine. Have (safe) toys and comfy places around. | |||||
437.3 | some thoughts | PARITY::DENISE | And may the traffic be with you | Tue Nov 10 1992 14:26 | 6 |
maybe bring in a log for her so she can continue her scratching on something other than your furniture. Maybe grow some grass in a flat that she can sit/sleep/nibble on. A little catnip plant never hurts either! Denise |