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Anonymous users2024-01-24It stands to reason that it won't, the cat's balance is very good - - my family lives on the 5th floor, the cat repeatedly fell down when the balcony made a fuss, basically it will heal in three days, but it is recommended that it is best not to let the cat go to the balcony so dangerous place to play, after all, it is still not good for the cat's body to fall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23People say that cats have nine lives and won't die so easily. However, I have read an article before that says that cats are most dangerous when they fall from the height of a seven-story building, and the farther away from this height, the more inappropriate the cat is.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22My cat fell from the fourth floor, first didn't eat for three days, vomited, and then raised it for a few days, almost died...
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Anonymous users2024-01-21I'm sure you're going to fall to your death, think about it, if you fall from the balcony on the fourth floor, you're going to fall to your death?
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Anonymous users2024-01-20No, the 4th to 1st floors have enough time for cats to adjust their body balance, and the cat's feet are not afraid of meat pads, and there will be no internal injuries, at most the skin or soles of the feet are worn!
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Absolutely not, you can do an experiment, don't want the 4th, 5th, 6th floor, I'll pay you if you die.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Look what the cat is.
Dead cats fall, no"Fall"Die.
If the panda falls, the balcony owner will die.
When the male cat falls, the female cat will die.
When the female cat falls, the male cat will die.
If it's just a cat, it depends on whether it wants to die or not, and whether someone lets it die.
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Anonymous users2024-01-17Is there anything else under the balcony? What was the state of the cat at that time? Generally not dead.
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Anonymous users2024-01-16No, no matter how high it is, it's not safe, after all, it's an animal.
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Anonymous users2024-01-15Are you trying to murder a cat?
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Anonymous users2024-01-14No, cats have nine lives and soft bodies.
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Anonymous users2024-01-13The third floor won't die, the fourth floor doesn't know. Don't try it.
It's still hard for a cat to fall to its death......
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Anonymous users2024-01-12It has the function of a cat's tail, and it probably won't.
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Anonymous users2024-01-11Either way, there is damage to the cat.
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Anonymous users2024-01-10Not dead and crippled, the fourth floor is quite high.
Let's do it first.
Pay attention to it every day and deliver water and food regularly. >>>More
This must be 119, I remember watching a video of someone calling 119 to save the cat, and then 119 refused, she said then do you save people, 119 said of course people save, she said I jumped in and you rescued me and the cat, 119 came.
The cat was bruised.
Disinfect it with iodine. >>>More
You can try to tie a hook with a rope to hook the quilt up, or go downstairs to see if there is any way to go to the balcony on the second floor to get it, if it doesn't work for too long, you might as well give up. If the second floor is rented out to someone else, the landlord will have the key.
The guardrail is not allowed to be removed, the guardrail is installed for everyone's personal safety, if it is very dangerous to dismantle, so do not remove it.