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HI. Angela here; those of you wh have read my intro will know I have 21 cats; 3 puppies; 10horses ,2cockerels and 5 chickens;

Yes I am mad; but love all my animals; we also have a couple of ducks on the river that come for food as well; I think the puppies are slowly driving me mad: we've had to muzzle them at night as theyv' eaten the phone twice; chewed shoes; eaten magazines we've been saving; thats without the directories and rubbish out of the bins: One has just run off with a sock:All my plants have been eaten; can't leave anything on the floor: Still I couldn't get rid of them:

One of the cats has disappeared in the house somewhere; Its a 300yr old French house with many nooks and crannies; she did this the other night and emerged halfway through the evening; We've searched everywhere for her;

Anyone got any suggestion to lure her out:
 
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Originally Posted by pelly

HI. Angela here; those of you wh have read my intro will know I have 21 cats; 3 puppies; 10horses ,2cockerels and 5 chickens;

Yes I am mad; but love all my animals; we also have a couple of ducks on the river that come for food as well; I think the puppies are slowly driving me mad: we've had to muzzle them at night as theyv' eaten the phone twice; chewed shoes; eaten magazines we've been saving; thats without the directories and rubbish out of the bins: One has just run off with a sock:All my plants have been eaten; can't leave anything on the floor: Still I couldn't get rid of them:

One of the cats has disappeared in the house somewhere; Its a 300yr old French house with many nooks and crannies; she did this the other night and emerged halfway through the evening; We've searched everywhere for her;

Anyone got any suggestion to lure her out:
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Wow. That is alot of animals...Though I can't IMAGINE muzzling puppies...
Why don't you crate them at night or keep them in a separate danger free room so they can't get into trouble? They shouldn't be muzzled all night.


I would try leaving smelly food out for the cat to come out for as sharky suggested. I would take her to the vet when she comes out and after awhile of calmly approaching her. Maybe she is ill and is attempting to hide?
 
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Unfortunately our house dosen't have doors on the downstairs rooms; it was like this when we moved in so we can't shut the puppies in:they are only material muzzles, they can eat and drink in them and we got theml from the vets:

we have left food out for kitten; and let the others out to see it they can find her; no luck so far; hopefully when we are in bed; shell come out; one of our older cats was lost in the house for a week; we'll leave food out all night and just hope for the best:
 
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just to say the cat return late last night; my daughters came in from seeing to the horses and she was sitting in the dining room:she looks a bit like Sharkey; her mother is tortoishell and father ginger; but she is siamese colouring; dont ask!
 
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