Summer is upon us again and with summer comes danger for our feline friends. Nocturnal wildlife like Possums, Raccoons and Coyotes are on the prowl at night.

In addition, this is the time of year that people let their dogs run. These dogs can pack-up and hunt cats in groups. 

Many people allow their cats to go outside. Outdoor cats need access to the outdoors, but keeping these cats in at night will drastically reduce the risk of your cat being killed or injured by other animals or vehicles.
We can attest to this from personal experience.

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