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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, as long as there is enough gap in the balcony for him to get out, he will definitely get out. Before, on the 11th floor of my house, he drilled out of the very small analysis. Lying on his stomach in the air conditioner, I was really worried that he would fall at that time, and I didn't dare to yell at him, so I could only use Kraft to trick him back, and then beat him up.
Now the balcony is sealed.
In addition, the highest causes of mortality in domestic cats are missteps and food poisoning. So, don't let him out. If it's a building, it may not be able to die. If it's high, it's dangerous. Remember.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23No, if the balcony has a lot of cracks, be careful that it will fall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, it's better not to put it on the balcony.
In fact, it is not recommended to keep domestic cats on the balcony. >>>More
The premise is that the balcony is fully enclosed, and you can't let him stay on the balcony all the time.
Cats are afraid of cold and heat, so I advise them to do it, buy a house, clothes to support a family, OK, anti-warm, can raise a balcony to buy a house.
It's best to have plenty of space to move around.
After all, the cat's range of activity can reach 3KM, and your balcony area is so small, the cat will be depressed, and the cat may jump out of the balcony, jump downstairs at any time, the danger is as much as possible to let the cat go home, after all, there will be no mice where the cat walks... And the cat will also help you get rid of cockroaches at night, so as to prevent cockroaches from crawling to toothbrushes, chopsticks, cups and other places at night. >>>More
No, pothos is one of the best green plants to raise, and it is no problem to maintain it at home, as long as it is not too shady environment. Therefore, some home-grown pothos can be stored on the balcony for a long time.