Question re: Cats

Jingle

Hi there

I could do with some advise.

We've just got a 6 1/2 year old female cat from neighbours who have moved away. She's a very lovely cat but quiet independent and a bit of a mouser.

At the moment we're putting her out in the mornings when we leave 4 work and she then comes in when we get home and spends the rest of the night inside.

We are debating whether to install a cat flap in our front door so she can come and so as she wants.

Problem is that we have a double glazed front door. Is it possible to fit a cat flap to a door like this?

deisemum

We've been adopted by a kitten over the christmas and we have double glazing doors so I'd love the answer to this as well. I'd much prefer not to have a litter tray.

Nala

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http://www.windowstoday.co.uk/maintq.htm

http://www.puddlepetcare.co.uk/acatalog/FAQ_Cat_Flaps.htm

Gordon Gekko

I'd much prefer not to have a litter tray

And let it cr@p all over your neighbours' gardens instead?

If you live in a built up area it's only fair to your neighbours (and your own back garden) to have a litter tray, even if your cat is an outdoor cat.