How I raised my wild cat ? True story | Part 2

Chapter Two (The Cat's Life Cycle)

What is the difference between the life of an indoor cat and a wild cat?

1)obesity 

Well, it's actually more than just the type of food they are served,

In fact, domestic cats obtain food without putting in any effort, which means they do not need to hunt like wild cats, which explains why domestic cats are more susceptible to obesity than wild cats. I have not seen any fat wild cat, so you must pay attention to the quantity and type of food given to domestic cats,

2)the environment

In contrast, domesticated cats tend to have a longer lifespan due to the fewer dangers they are exposed to, from cars to predators (But this does not necessarily mean that they will certainly live longer, as there are diseases and accidents that pose a threat to domestic cats).

The question here is: 

• Should I raise a wild or domesticated cat?
• Should I make a wild cat domesticated or should I make my cat domesticated wild?

In fact, it depends on the type of environment and the strength of the relationship between the two parties. For my part, I did not domesticate my wild cat because the outdoor environment in which it hunts does not contain many cars or predators that depend on cats for food, in addition to that. It is not necessary to provide food, the food that is caught is healthier.

Thank you for your time

YamyKitty Team ™

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Images sources

https://www.deerparkvet.com/site/blog/2021/10/15/overweight-cat

https://www.keysvillemobilevet.com/blog/environmental-enrichment-necessity-indoor-cats/