Thread: Advice about training/ keeping indoor cats in general.

Thanks guys thats been really helpful already i'll get him a harness as soon as possible then to get him used to the feeling, I just didn't know if he was maybe too young at the moment.

The only doors/ windows downstairs that would be open are the patio ones in the conservatory. they would only be open if we are about, and I can also block him away from those if needs be, If we are out in the garden or around downstairs then I could just hook him up onto a rope if he wants to join us but I wouldn't leave him unsupervised.

Bedroom doors are always shut anyway so he wouldn't be able to jump out of windows upstairs, so that isn't a problem.

I can't really cat proof the garden as its a rented property, although if I ever got my own house then it's definitely something i'd do in the future.