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Wow! Thats a really cool cat tree! Is that a tunnel or ladder leading from the little house thing to the level above it (not that it matters which one it is, it just looks really cool)?
Thank you for the nice words. I hope you reach out if you are in need and most importantly I hope you keep us posted on how Shadow is doing in his new home!! You have the desire to do right by Shadow and that will go a long way in him bonding with and trusting you. I think he will really blossom with you. There are bound to be times when you will worry about him but that will be because you love him not becuase you are failing him in any way. This forum is an amazing resource-it had been an immense source of reassurance to me along the way. Keep asking questions and keep learning...you are well on your way to being a phenomenal cat guardian [emoji]128571[/emoji]Awe thank you, I love all animals & his owner & me feel that he will be so happy with me. As you have said in the past, if a cat has enough stimulation they will be happy. I know I ask a lot of questions but I really want to get things right, & I know once he learns that each night he's not going to be put outside he will love it & fit in really well. I just want the best for my boy & to see him happy.
I wouldn't worry about leaving your cat too long as you come across as a loving cat owner & im sure your cat will be happy & content. You have given me so much advice & have really helped me. All I ask is that can I call on you again when I get him for so more advice when I'm totally confused when he's doing something I can't figure out, & one day I'll be giving other people advice like you x
That was my biggest worry too (for myself) but most cats sleep more than 14 hours a day so he will likely sleep most of the time you are gone, not becuase he's bored or unhappy but because that is how much cats sleep! The remaining time he will be up in the tree, looking out the window or playing with a toy or just chill like only a cat can do. As long as you provide some interactive playtime when you are home (play with him till you wear him out!) and appropriate places to do things like scratch and go potty, he will be fine. This is not to say all this guarantees you two won't encounter a bump or two during his transition to your home but long term, he will do just fine! If you do encounter a transition issue, reamain calm (especially around him) and reach out to the forum for help.I'll be honest, I'm really worried that leaving shadow for 14grs straight with no break will really affect him & all I want is to make him happy & not be destructive.