Cat drinking milk

Hello Sir, We don’t have any pet at home (here) but today I am happy to give a response to you. The reason is in our office kitchen; a cat came and delivered three kittens. I think she delivered yesterday as it was a Sunday and holiday for us. Kitchen door was locked but she managed to enter through window. Today our Sweeper lady first saw the cat and kitten and the she gave milk to the cat. The sweeper residing nearby and she agreed to prepare food for the cat. We have never seen this cat before and I don’t know how she reaches here. The kittens are white in colour and very cute. At home there is no disturbance by cat. Most of the time we are not at home and if we are there then also doors are closed and no way to enter into the room. Cats are enough in neighbouring locality but none is entering into our house so there is no disturbance so far. I can understand the troubles if a stray cat entered into the kitchen. It happened in our earlier house and I never kept any food items in kitchen to avoid the cats from kitchen.

I never had a cat enter my home before. There was this one time where he or she almost entered my home. Good thing I was there to scare it away. Because you don't know what an animal would do if they entered your home. They could do a lot of damage inside or even eat stuff or urinate everywhere.

dear professor, no way a cat can stay long inside my home. but sometimes cats from neighbors try and enter the window because there is no cover yet, to try and steal food. but with my ever dependable dog tashi, they cant. they end up running back outside. have a nice day. ann

I'm happy with the cat but I'm not happy to maintain it. for me, the cat is not a good pet. It was no pleasure from cat except only bring disease

hello professor, I have met this before, its about my dog but i think it is intersting you know ,like watching movies. Being like a baby, it ran through the window, carefully to avoid any sound....like a naughty baby you know.

yes it is healty

We live in apartment building with locked doors and locked windows so our pet cat can't get out and no others can get in. If I am eating ice cream or something with sour cream, sometimes my cat will try and steal some. He knows that I will always give him some if I am eating something that he likes.

I've got 5 cats and they all have free access to the outside and of course that also means that other cats can come into the house as well. They generally do not get very far though before they are challenged by my adult male cat (the others are females and a 10 month old male kitten). He generally sees them off and if he has any problem with a particularly persistant invader, I'll come and back him up.

This is a real problem, Prof. I have never experienced anything like this from stray cats, and would be looking at a way of dtopping their entry into the house. Good luck, as it isn't healthy.

Cats have a latent tendency to steal, no matter how you love them and keep them as pets in extreme comforts.

We have A cat. He is strictly an indoor cat. He only eats the dry food that we buy for him at the vet's. He does not get on the stove, kitchen table or counters. I sometimes leave meat on the counter to thaw, and our cat will not bother it. Once in a while a stray cat will wander into our yard, but it does not get into our house.

We have two pet cats.As we have a cat door in our laundry, neighbouring cats sometimes come in to the house through the cat door, or eat our cat's food. Once we found another cat chasing our cat around our bedroom. We have never had them come in to steal our food though.