Expensive fly screen failed on the cat - is that a defect?

2021-05-14 22:16:21

No... lol... she doesn’t want to go anywhere, she wants to be with you. We had that too. A constant visitor cat that at night did a split between half-closed shutters and a tilted window to get in no matter what. We then rescued her from her predicament around 4 a.m. and let her in. The exhausted animal then ate first and then lied down with us. That’s how it is with cats: they choose someone :p

I know, but it’s not possible. She is well cared for and has an owner. We also have a very old tomcat. It just doesn’t work.

2021-05-14 22:19:39

Ontopic: You can give it a try. ;) Would possibly try to negotiate a cheaper reupholstery via consulting errors - cat mentioned during the sales talk? - Possibly the mesh solution in the area of damage?

Offtopic:

As soon as the house is built, we also want to finally look for a cat at the animal shelter to "bring some life into the place".

So far, I have only had bad experiences with cats and sofas (fabric upholstery). Are there any tips on how to make that somewhat compatible?

Generally, the topic of cat flaps is deeply contradictory in KFW houses. Do I really have to get up later every time to let the meowing cat in/out?

Two cats, same age, same sex.
Cats are very social animals. They are solitary hunters, not loners. Outdoor access and scratching possibilities. A real scratching post, not those built-in parts.

I am in favor of mechanical opening, that way no unwanted surprises can come in.

2021-05-16 13:01:57

I just came across the option to configure the mesh with "Petscreen" when ordering insect screens. The description states that the fabric is extremely tear-resistant and can even withstand "claws or paws." Perhaps this could be an option; maybe your fly screen builder can also install such fabric?

Expensive fly screen failed on the cat - is that a defect?

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