Is it dangerous to let an indoor cat become an outdoor cat?

In most cases the reasons that vets warn people not to let cats become 'outside' cats is because of the following: 1. Other dangerous animals or pets may attack the cat. This is obviously going to depend on your location but it does happen.2.

Unwanted breeding of cats with other strays or housecats. Not an issue if your cat is spayed or neutered, though.3. Risks of cats getting run over by traffic.

This is a big concern and at least 2 of our prior cats have died this way. Its very sad, so if you live near traffic this is a big problem. I think its fine to let a cat be an outdoor cat if its proved itself responsible.

Only one of our 3 current cats are outdoor cats (one is blind, and the other is spooked easily). So we only let the third roam because she has proved herself as capable.

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