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How Long Is Too Long To Leave Your Cat at Home Alone?
Published Nov 15, 2024
In this article, we explore a common misconception about cats’ independence and the importance of considering their well-being when left alone. Despite their reputation for self-sufficiency, experts suggest that cat owners should give more thought to their pets’ solitary time. Stephen Quandt, a certified cat trainer, emphasizes the significance of factors like age, temperament, and medical history in determining how long a cat can be left alone. While short absences may not raise concerns, Quandt advises owners to consider the implications of leaving their feline companions alone overnight or longer.
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