How to Find A Lost Cat

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Around the area where your cat went missing: bring smelly treats, call your cat name. At night, use a flashlight, as cat's eyes glare in the dark.

If your cat escaped from home, leave their litter box, food, and toys outside. The scent might draw them back home.

Inform vets and animal shelters in your area. Let the neighbors know. Publish missing ads. Use social media. Offering a prize might motivate people help.

Use a trail camera to find your cat if you suspect they're hiding in a given area.

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Trail dogs might work in specific cases, but in general, they are more useful in finding missing dogs.

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How to Find A Lost Cat

Around the area where your cat went missing: bring smelly treats, call your cat name. At night, use a flashlight, as cat's eyes glare in the dark.

If your cat escaped from home, leave their litter box, food, and toys outside. The scent might draw them back home.

Inform vets and animal shelters in your area. Let the neighbors know. Publish missing ads. Use social media. Offering a prize might motivate people help.

Use a trail camera to find your cat if you suspect they're hiding in a given area.

Trail dogs might work in specific cases, but in general, they are more useful in finding missing dogs.

Watch the next video to hear my story.

Check out my blog post.

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