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Cat Owner's Manual › Chapter 2: Bringing Your Cat Home › Preparing the Home for a Cat ›Intro: Preparing the Home for a Cat
Before introducing a cat into your home, it is recommended that you take the following precautions: When securing the house, put away anything that you would not leave in the presence of a 2-year-old. Remember that cats are expert jumpers and climbers and that their curiosity knows no bounds. This means that questionable objects cannot be placed "out of reach." They must be locked up. Chapter 2: Bringing Your Cat Home
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