Keeping cats indoors can keep them safe from harm and protect native wildlife. But how can pet owners support their furry friends in making the transition?
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Cats are a popular pet in Australia: second only to dogs, they’re found in a third of homes, with about 5.3 million felines nationally.
Roughly half of owners keep their cats completely indoors, according to a national survey by Animal Medicines Australia.