Letting a cat walk on its own or keeping it exclusively at home is one of the most controversial issues among pet owners.
A new study has shown: access to the street may be associated with less of some unwanted behaviors, including scratched furniture and nocturnal activity, writes dailymail.
In a study published in Applied Animal Behaviour Science, scientists analyzed the behavior of 7793 cats by interviewing their owners in the United States a…
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Letting a cat walk on its own or keeping it exclusively at home is one of the most controversial issues among pet owners.
A new study has shown: access to the street may be associated with less of some unwanted behaviors, including scratched furniture and nocturnal activity, writes dailymail.
In a study published in Applied Animal Behaviour Science, scientists analyzed the behavior of 7793 cats by interviewing their owners in the United States a…