Tend to agree and disagree here. Had cats my whole life. From inside and outside. Quality of life for the cat (not by busy road or in a city) was better. However environment wise yes is a problem.
The argument here is that it’s worth cutting the lifespan of a cat just because they supposedly like it outdoors. Seems to undervalue their life, and combined with ecological impact it seems selfish.
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You are only cutting lifespan if the area you live is not suitable for it. Take South Africa where I lived. Most people have big gardens. Or open pieces of land in general. No issue for a cat to do as it pleases.
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Do with as they please, meaning kill local wildlife. I do agree that it’s safer outdoors for a cat on a farm or in a very rural area than the suburbs but it still doesn’t justify the other negative effects.
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The real argument is be a responsible owner and look after and make informed decisions.
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