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Originally Posted by deb133
I have two Maine Coon cats in their late teens. One is 17 and the other is 16 years old. We own a home in the villages and will be retiring in less than three months. Our intention is to bring them to TV with us. Unfortunately they have recently become incontinent  . They are in diapers most of the day. However, I must admit that is getting very complicated for all of us! I am hoping to be able to keep them out in the lanai where I can easily hose down any accidents they may have. Since they are NOT declawed, the only real problem I anticipate is from them chasing those little reptiles and damaging the lanai screens. Now for my question . . . Would anyone with cats know how much damage they can cause to the screens in a lanai? |
Don't know if you could keep them out there all the time. I am told it gets cold in the winter...like 20 degrees is possible at might and when the rain and wind are happening, they WILL get wet unless you have a large lanai and they can get right next to the house in the middle of the lanai.
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