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They're incredible animals.
The heights they can jump, the walls they can scale, all that, you know.
And you never own a cat, as we all say.
You know, that's just the way it works.
But like, you know, there are lots of things that could be done.
I mean, to be honest, like in America, where there's a lot of predators around like coyotes that could eat your cat, keeping them indoor is very popular.
I'm uncomfortable with that for any animal, domestic or wild.
But, you know, there are things like keep them in
you know, up until 11 a.m.
Don't leave them out overnight.
Don't leave them out at dawn.
Don't leave them out at dusk.
Because that's when wildlife is at its busiest, trying to survive.
And that's when the last thing they need is a cat.
I mean, we have a garden here.
We've developed it for wildlife over the years.
There's at least two or three cats that come through.
They've killed frogs, shrews, birds.