Cat And Railways

[dustypuss]

I’m moving house how do I keep my cats off the close by railway line . THANKS

[wolf63]

I admit that I laughed at the thought of telling a cat not to go somewhere, I can't even get mine to not come to the bathroom with me.

I Googled your question and found this - https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/the_litter_tray/2814503-Cats-and-railway-lines

I would like to think that your cat would have enough sense to avoid a railway line with all the noise and vibration, but they do manage to get themselves into some seriously stupid situations.

Good luck

[douglas9401]

Cats, being answerable to no-one will do as they please and live or not with the consequences.
Can't have it all ways.

[spathiphyllum]

You could keep him inside

[woofgang]

cat proof your garden. https://protectapet.com/gallery/

[chanel5]

Keep your cats indoors - the only way to ensure they are safe

[4candles]

Give them a timetable? ;)

[Purist]

I live right next to a railway line, touch wood my cats have never come to harm, they are wary of the tracks and can hear a train coming before I do!

[maggiebee]

Brought up in a house very near a railway and we always kept cats who roamed freely. Never had a problem - except that Sandy would regularly bring home baby rabbits from the railway bank.

[dustypuss]

Thanks to all.

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