My cat is indoor/outdoor. Someone else is feeding her, ripping off her collar. Is there a way to gps track her?
My cat is walking around itself during the day. It comes and goes as he pleases. Lately, if it gets bigger and fatter. This was the case last year too, but we started to take her inside more often and I had to keep watch. Someone snatched his collar twice last year. I’m annoyed because it happens again. Today I found my cat without a collar. My wife was so angry. We took good care of her during the last 2 years. I have heard of GPS tracking devices and such, but is there a way to know where it goes in the neighborhood during the day. I want to take this little red handed crook in the day some time. It becomes costly continuously obtain a new necklace with i. d. ridiculous. Suggestions?
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July 24th, 2010 at 2:16 am
Attach a note to the ugly necklace your chat.Oh, wait, maybe not a good idée.Vous could simply. . . keep your cat indoors, perhaps?
July 24th, 2010 at 2:41 am
Forget the GPS. Tie a string on his wing and let him relax. Later, follow the chain!
July 24th, 2010 at 2:45 am
first of all I wouldnt be too quick to assume someone takes the necklace, which my cats grannies rarely outside and they kept losing necklaces, Foud some under the bed, some under the sofa the cat has been to remove itself, also thats what cats do, cats arent loyal animals and will go wherever there is food,
July 24th, 2010 at 2:47 am
It does not really count as a crook, if the cat is walking in their garden. If you do not want other people to play with your cat, keep her inside. If you think it should be allowed to go where she wants to learn to be authorized by the fact that it comes into contact with other people.
July 24th, 2010 at 3:11 am
http://www. GPS-practice-and-pleasure. com / GPS pet-tracking. htmlVoici a site with things GPS for your pet, but I think they will be too big if. Try to keep your cat indoors until you know who is harassing your cat. Also try to ask around your neighborhood, perhaps some people have seen your cat around
July 24th, 2010 at 3:18 am
heres somethig about external embedding GPS chip based on your cat http://cats. About. com / cs / lostandfound / a Electronic /. htm
July 24th, 2010 at 3:38 am
How do you know that someone is it removed? Cats are known to lose collars outside. . . This is why many people microchip their pets. Also, if you’re allowing it to move freely outside, you should have a break-away collar on it so it does accidentally hanged. It should come off easily, to save the life of your cat. What is more important. . your cat lives or the cost of a necklace? In addition, if you’re willing to let your cat out. . then you are allowing your cat to be exposed to all sorts of dangers. . the least of them being a thief necklace (even if one exists). You cat can be poisoned (by a person, or any number of plants, insecticides, rat poisons, antifreeze, attacked or eaten by a wild animal, picking up parasites: fleas, ticks, mites, worms heart, etc., was struck by a car in a cat fight resulting from the infection and abscess, pick up the virus or the disease … the list goes on and on. If you care so much KEEP IT … your cat inside and stop wasting your time.
July 24th, 2010 at 4:16 am
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July 24th, 2010 at 5:10 am
What makes you think that someone took the necklace? My cat came home without her, and I know she got caught somewhere because his break there. If your cat does not tear that it should. Cats are always up and around fences and bushes. And how do you know that someone eats it? It can be catching and eating his game
July 24th, 2010 at 5:21 am
For future reference, the u next cat may be kept clean inside. I think it is too late to keep this one in if it was 2 years. Also u can put a bullet in his neck. You will not beable to find it during the day, but. They are just there so if it is lost or stolen. Very cheap. you should take him to the vet to put him in. hope this helps.
July 24th, 2010 at 6:14 am
theres a camera you can get the hooks on the neck and there are one or the other to take photos from time to time or a recorder. But I was thinking of doing the same thing for my cat. I’ll have to find where I saw many