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Community safety takes all of us

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Cats at home

Don’t let me roam, I’m safer at home

Thank you for being a responsible cat owner! Whether you’re a new cat parent or looking to enhance your cat’s wellbeing, we have some tips on keeping your feline friend safe, happy, and contained at home.

Why keep cats at home?

Keeping your cat safe at home provides multiple benefits:

  • Reduce risks of injury and disease: indoor cats are less exposed to traffic, predators, and illnesses.
  • Protect local wildlife: roaming cats can harm birds, mammals, and other native species.
  • Enhance your cat’s wellbeing and longevity: cats kept safely at home can live up to four times longer than roaming cats (Australian Veterinary Association, 2016).

 

How to keep your cat safe and happy at home

You can create a safe, enriching environment for your cat while allowing them to enjoy the outdoors safely:

  • Indoor lifestyle: Enrich indoor spaces with toys, scratching posts, climbing structures, and interactive play.
  • Secure outdoor enclosures: Provide cat-proof fencing, netted areas, or enclosed gardens to let your cat enjoy fresh air safely.
  • Interactive playtime: Engage your cat with puzzle feeders, laser toys, and window perches to keep them stimulated.

For step-by-step tips on creating a cat-friendly home, visit the RSPCA’s Safe and Happy Cats website for tips and resources.

Quick tips for a safe and happy cat

  • Install climbing shelves and scratching posts indoors.
  • Offer engaging toys and interactive play sessions.
  • Build a secure outdoor enclosure or use cat-proof fencing.
  • Ensure fresh water, healthy food, and regular veterinary care.

Safer at home means happier cats and a thriving Mosman Park community.