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Originally Posted by Saynamore
I think I can reply to this one. Until my old moggie died earlier this year, she was the only cat (out of 16 that went outside). She used to cry at the door to go out and the Persians did not. I wouldnt have the cat flap (seal it up) and just let your moggies out as usual in the old-fashioned way by opening the door for them.    That way you are in control, the moggies will probably be streetwise anyway whereas pedigrees usually arnt. Dont know how old the mogs are but they may not re-adapt to indoor life anyway but it would it would be brillo if they did.
As for ventilation I have one of them there ceiling fan lights in the lounge which are excellent in summer, or you could get window stoppers that only allow your windows to open so far.
Hope this helps    C.x.
ps forgot to add, you can have your garden catproofed, but can be pricey  )))))
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I think you have a good point there about letting the moggies out the old fashioned way - will keep that in mind - thanks!
I didnt let my little girl out until she was 1 year old - then i went to live with my partner and kept her in because the road was busy (but this was only for 6 months before we bought our new house) and she was quite happy to adapt to indoor living. She sulked for a couple of weeks and then was fine after that