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When can a kitten find its way home?

When can a kitten find its way home?

You may be tempted to let your cat outside as soon as possible, but generally it’s best to allow at least 2-3 weeks and up to 4-6 weeks after you first take them home. This will give them plenty of time to settle in their new environment.

How long should my kitten be missing before I worry?

You do not need to worry if your cat leaves, however, if it has been more than two days, you should consider notifying your local vet and animal warden that your animal has not come back, as they might have been injured, preventing them from coming home.

How far can a cat travel in one day?

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If a cat feels a need to move away from its territory, it can walk around 5-10 miles each day. This would account for how cats have been found long distances from their home.

Is it normal for a cat to go missing for days?

Remember not to panic if your cat has only been missing for a few days. Sometimes cats go missing for weeks at a time and then stroll in as if they have never been gone. It is in their nature to hunt, explore, and enjoy the great outdoors.

How long does it take for a cat to come back?

This quite often happens 5–10 days after they have gone missing. Cats are blessed with incredible instincts to survive and have been known to return months, even years after they first went missing. Most people are generally nice, and there is quite often somebody who will look out for a cat who they think is a stray.

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Why is it so hard to find a missing cat?

Finding a missing cat is difficult because, if the cat is frightened, it will “go to ground” (i.e., hide). It is probably hiding quite close to your home, but this doesn’t mean it will feel safe enough to return promptly.

What should I expect from my 4 month old kitten?

Your 4-month old kitten also shows a number of behavioral changes. As said above, they are entering their puberty period. They will start to demonstrate increased level of activeness and aggressiveness. They will tend to go outside if you open the door, they will climb wall and roam around, and they will start to make annoying noises.