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NO, it's NOT. I've had lots of INDOOR cats over the years. They have all lived to 20 years of age. Outdoor cats have a MUCH shorter life span.
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Some of the most common dangers for outside cats include: Vehicles - An outside cat darting across the street is a perfect target for a moving vehicle, and cats that are hit by cars rarely survive. Unfriendly dogs - Dogs can inflict life-threatening injuries on cats, especially those who have learned to be trusting towards dogs. Predators such as coyotes and raccoons - In many areas, wild animals are also potential predators. Other cats - If your cat gets into a territorial fight with another cat and gets bitten, it could result in the spread of disease or a painful abscess, with a need for veterinary care. Always check your cat for painful lumps and bumps. Injury or cruelty - Not all people love cats. Cats have been known to have been injured by angry neighbors who dislike cats digging in their gardens or hunting birds. Diseases - Contact with wild animals and other cats can result in the transmission of life-threatening diseases such as feline leukemia or feline immunodeficiency virus. Parasites - The risk of infestations with fleas, ticks, intestinal worms, and other parasites increases in outdoor cats. Poisons - Although you may have "cat-proofed" your outdoor area, others may not have, and your cat could be exposed to toxic substances such as antifreeze or pesticides. Harsh weather: Weather conditions can change abruptly, and your cat could experience frostbite in the winter or dehydration in the summer. Getting lost: Your cat could be shut into a building, stolen, taken to an animal shelter, or adopted by others. Many cities have laws against stray animals, including cats. Make sure you keep identification on your cat at all times.
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In the United States, 1-2 percent of apparently healthy cats are infected with FIV. Small number, OBVIOUSLY.
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Ken's an IDIOT. Keep the cat in the house. Coyote problem solved. He's probably too dumb to figure it out.
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There's NO dog that's worth paying thousands of dollars for. People who pay big dollars for dogs are idiots, IMO. Dogs DO get into fights. Certain breeds of dogs DO shed. Cats get AIDS? Doubt it. because Kyle has NO clue on how to dress.
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NOTE to Dorito - Your boob job looks horrible, but I'm NOT surprised because you are a TOTAL idiot. Your boobs and your bra size are a LOT larger than your IQ.
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EriCa's face hardly moves. Her choice of clothing, for the most part, is HIDEOUS and so are the LOL, stupid-looking hairstyles she chooses. Rinna's lips are a LOL!! WAY too big and OBVIOUS injections. Her lips look RIDICULOUS. One thing LR has going for her is that her husband is decent-looking, while EriCa's old fart husband looks like a toad.
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NOTE to Teddi - Get over yourself - you're NOT all that, and your husband is REALLY homely, horse-face. Your job is an accountability coach? LMAO.
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Probably because since marble is more than hardwood, she can BRAG about the cost. TYPICAL spoiled, rich beyotch.
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She ALWAYS has to be. Poor thing - she's so insecure and low self-esteem. Maybe that's why she's such a beyotch.
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YES.
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EriCa as a host - MAJOR yawn.
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NOTE to Doridiot - The meal you served to full-of-herself Teddi and her horse-face husband looked like crap. Do you actually think serving it on OVERPRICED Hermes dinnerware would make up for food that looked like it came out of a can? LOL!!! You're a MORON and your husband is a homely slime ball. Too bad your son looks like PK. Teddi is an IDIOT if she thought Doridiot's meal was great. Looked like something you'd feed a dog.
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YAWN!!!
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I LOVE this comment!!! SO true!!!!