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I have the same problem and someone said to me the best thing is the window screens. Cats are such Houdini's and can find a way out of almost anything. I think the window porches look like torture chambers lol Sarah x |
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I have screens on all my windows, and the front porch is screened also. I have a big window exhaust fan in one bedroom window; it's covered so there's no way a paw could get thru to the blades. Mine have never liked having a fan blowing directly on them!! |
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I've asked my OH to try and make something for the windows to stop my 3 getting out, if he comes up with anything useful I'll let you know lol |
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Love the sound of Toms new bedroom, dont let my son read this......he will want one then too Not sure on the window situation for you.....all mine except Jac go out, and even she had another little wander out last night for 5 mins or so x |
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