Roam to Home
Roam to home is a step-by-step guide to help you bring your roaming cat inside, to be safe, comfortable and happy. Ideally, cats should live indoors with access to some outdoor enclosed space. But if you can't modify the entries to your home and yard to stop your cat roaming into danger, then our Roam to home guide is an alternative solution.
It could take as little as four weeks to help a roaming cat transition to living permanently indoors. Some might adapt quicker. Others longer. That’s okay, just be patient and stick to the plan.
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First, you might want to print out this planner to keep you on track (you won't need to use it until you get to Step 2).
If you are having difficulty and the trouble shooting tips don't help, please let us know. We'd also like to hear about your success—we'd love to see a photo of your happy, safe home cat.
Kittens
Kittens have no expectations of the big wide world beyond your front gate. With some simple tips you can give them the best start to a happy life at home. Check out Roam to Home for kittens to get you started.
New cat
It’s easier to keep a new cat home from the start. The tips in Roam to Home for new cats explain how.