6 Benefits Of Having Indoor Cats

They give us all the love in the world; we should set them up for a long, happy life

When cats are kept inside, they are kept away from elements that can mean them harm. Cars are hazardous for our four-legged furry friends.

These statistics are not surprising for most people when you go on a drive, you are bound to see one on the side of the road. Keeping cats indoors is the only way to protect them from outside elements such as cars.

Indoor cats are less likely to get diseases like outdoor cats. They are not exposed to flees and worms inside. This keeps vet bills down; inside, cats still need to have proper shots regularly kept up to make sure they are healthy. Since they are not going outside, they are less likely to get sick or fight with another cat. When cats are kept inside you, do not have to take them to the vet as often.

Outdoor cats are more likely to have problems and need to see the vet more often because they are exposed to more elements. There are parasites, worms, and flees. There are also other cats, which is the real culprit for why cats have to be brought to the vet.

Related posts:

Covid 19 pandemic has certainly taught us that there is nothing permanent except change. The pandemic has changed the way we see the world around us and how we interact with it. Companies such as…

A time comes when the caterpillar must break the cocoon walls, and a butterfly must spread its wings to fly into the unknown of the vast sky. The butterfly doesn’t know the colors of her wings or the…

I received a lovely comment from Sharing Words on my article about my top recommended gift to get someone who was grieving. It has inspired today’s article. This is good because I didn’t know what I…