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Originally Posted by Sliver
Did you see the link? The cages I'm talking about are really big. I just brought up the SPCA cages as a frame of reference for how large the ones I'm looking at will actually be. My wife is the one that found the link so she is definitely okay with exploring having a cage.
All domesticated animals are caged to some degree (let alone zoo animals) so I don't think this is total madness, although maybe a little unusual.
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I did see the link and I mostly saw big, fixed enclosures for safe, outside entertainment. You said you would be moving the cage from the garage to the garden and to the house so I could only presume how small and unsuitable this cage would be. Cats at the Humane Society do start to show signs of stress and bad behaviour (not using litter trays, etc) as a result of being kept confined. Once started this behaviour is hard to break.