If cats are kept inside from the time they are kittens, they have no trouble staying inside. I've have 10 cats over the past 30 or so years (yes, I do know that this calls my sanity into question), all of them were well-adjusted to living inside, and all that have died lived to at least 16 years of age. Not many outdoor cats make it to that age because of early death by car, coyote, injuries, or disease. (Somewhat) respectfully, your attitude is archaic, uninformed, and not looking at the big picture. What's better, a house-bound cat that is safe and healthy or a prematurely dead cat that got to play in the grass?
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