Try not to worry (easier said than done, I know). He will get better quick now that he's been seen by the vet. I'm thinking that this is another reason why a life indoors only would be best for him.
Lol...I really like it and of course, most importantly, my cat does as well. It has a nice, light, natural corn scent and with regular scooping, keeps odors at bay. I also like that there is no dust like you would get with a clay based litter. Everyone and every cat has its own preference but World's Best works great for me.Sorry I meant worlds best, doh!!!!
I don't think you can predict how a cat will respond to the bird feeder on the window. It's true - some cats will be very frustrated at not being able to get to the birds. Others just enjoy the show. We have members here who have bird feeders placed where their cats can enjoy them and their cats are fine. I used to feed the birds on my balcony and my cats loved watching them. They didn't seem overly anxious. You can always try it and see how it works. It's easy enough to remove the bird feeder if you see Shadow getting agitated.I've just had a conversation with a woman that is from a cat rescue & she said that getting a bird feeder on the window for shadow would be cruel because it would drive him mad, seeing the birds but not being able to get them. I thought that would be the same as them stalking them in the garden & not being able to get them, what is the difference??
I agree 100%. My cat loves to sit and watch "her" birds and is not in the least agitated by not being able to catch them. In addition to two bird feeders outside windows, there is a frequently used bird bath in my courtyard so there is always some sort of bird activity for my cat to enjoy. None of it causes her stress in any way.I don't think you can predict how a cat will respond to the bird feeder on the window. It's true - some cats will be very frustrated at not being able to get to the birds. Others just enjoy the show. We have members here who have bird feeders placed where their cats can enjoy them and their cats are fine. I used to feed the birds on my balcony and my cats loved watching them. They didn't seem overly anxious. You can always try it and see how it works. It's easy enough to remove the bird feeder if you see Shadow getting agitated.