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All the people I know don't have collars on their indoor cats... that's the part where I was left scratching my head :P

• yakubin 3y ago
  > I was left scratching my head I’ve heard a collar might help with that.
  • wink 3y ago
    Isn't that what the cone of shame is for? And I think my arms are relatively longer than the feline ones...
• devmor 3y ago
  Ours didn’t used to, but when we hired someone to watch them while on vacation we realized it was a good idea. They could get out due to carelessness, or a broken window screen. They could also end up out and alone in the confusion of something like a house fire. A lot of people with indoor cats also leash train them.
• fullstop 3y ago
  3/4 of mine have collars with RFID tags on them to control how much food they get from the automated feeder. They didn't care for them too much at first, but they quickly learned that it was their meal ticket. The fourth cat doesn't have one because she can't eat kibble without it causing urinary problems.