It is vital that you keep your environment safe for your cat, as they are very inquisitive animals and will get into all sorts of trouble given half the chance.
Cats love to sleep in the warm sun, and placing a cat bed or a pillow by a window or somewhere sunny would be a good idea. They also feel safer lying inside an enclosed space, like a box.
Cats can pick up infections from other animals or the faeces left about by other animals, so make sure your cat's environment is cleaned regularly.
A cat door that will provide your cat with unrestricted access to the house is essential for any cat to come and go as needed.
Roads are a significant safety hazard for your cat, especially when it is dark, and it is best to keep them inside at night. This requires keeping your furry friend locked inside the house or having an external area fenced so that it can't climb out, remembering that cats are extremely good at climbing and escaping from any enclosure.
If your cat isn't kept within a confined area, you will need some form of identification on it should it get lost.
