Not sure is this should be here or in care, but I will have a go.
My cat was spayed yesterday and is coming home in a couple of hours.
She has a hammock in her crate that is about a food off the floor at the highest. 8 inches or so in the middle.
My husband thinks I should take it down and lay it on the bottom of the crate. His point is more that she plays in it than climbing in it so sleep I think.
He also thinks I should lay her scratching post that is in the crate flat. Right now it is angled and she plays on that as well.
How long do I have to keep her in her crate? I read the ASPCA site says seven days? Really?
Supervising seems so hard, not that I am not willing, but maybe I don't understand it. She is pretty quick. She can be chill with me one second and up and running in seconds.
My cat was spayed yesterday and is coming home in a couple of hours.
She has a hammock in her crate that is about a food off the floor at the highest. 8 inches or so in the middle.
My husband thinks I should take it down and lay it on the bottom of the crate. His point is more that she plays in it than climbing in it so sleep I think.
He also thinks I should lay her scratching post that is in the crate flat. Right now it is angled and she plays on that as well.
How long do I have to keep her in her crate? I read the ASPCA site says seven days? Really?
Supervising seems so hard, not that I am not willing, but maybe I don't understand it. She is pretty quick. She can be chill with me one second and up and running in seconds.