I have got a 6 month old cat who I haven't seen since about 2 this morning should i worry?

Question

He was a sleep on my bed and then when i woke up he wasn't here and has still not turned up ( it is now 5:30 at night) should be worry, he has nevre done this before!!!!!

Answer 1

i don't think that you should be worried at all. we have 6 cats and sometimes we don't see all of them for a few days. your cat will come home when it is hungry (",) just see that you leave a window or a something open so that it can get inside.

Answer 2

Is there a way your cat could have escaped from the house? If there is a balcony or door she could have gone out from to the street, then she wouldn't be able to get back to you as she's too young and her flair sense isn't fully developed yet. She might get lost. Or if you live in a building, she might have gone into a neighbors house and they kept her there till someone came to ask for her, so put an ad in the lobby saying if anyone saw your cat to contact you.
I hope you find her... don't give up.

Answer 3

Very hard to tell

Cats have a habit of disappearing.
Mine has gone away several times for 24 hours, sometimes, longer.
They won't come when you call them as they like to play hide and seek with you.

If he don't turn up after 24 hours, you should worry.
Is he microchip?
If he is lost, it is likely that someone will find him and take it to the nearest vet. If he is microchip, you'll get a phone call from the vet.

From my experience, looking for him will get you no-where. I walked many kilometres over the years to look for that cat of mine. Never once, did I find him.

The only real worry is that 6 months is still very young to run away.

Answer 4

very plenty obese at her age. A spayed 6 month old woman kitten could be approximately 6 lbs (pound consistent with month of age). Kitten foodstuff is fattening. unfastened feeding is fattening. All dry foodstuff is fattening. She could be taken off the kitten foodstuff and on person meals and fed 2 x an afternoon. a million/4 to a million/3 cup of dry and the two a three oz..can of top of the variety canned foodstuff or a million/3 of the 6 oz..cans for the different meal.

Answer 5

First, is he an inside/outside cat? If he does go outside I would become worried.

If he's an inside cat and you are desperate to find him, think of a very dark, cozy, quiet spot. My cat loves to be in the closet or in his carrier. That's where you are most likely to find them. If that doesn't work, try opening his favorite treat, Pounce works great!, and shake it around the house, eventually he will come running.

If that doesn't work, check and make sure he didn't get outside somehow. Cats can be very clever animals.

Answer 6

Sometimes kitties need there time alone. Might be hiding under or behind something. Or they like to go exploring. Then too it is a Male and they like to check around for females you know...

Answer 7

Open a can of Tuna - I am sure the kitty will come out with such a delightful scent.

Answer 8

That's like more than 12 hours.
Your cat may be lost....
It ventured out of the house and it got lost...
You should have look for it earlier....
But you can still try looking for it...
If it's not an active cat, it won't venture far.
Call out its name...
Hope you find it :)

Answer 9

i tihnk you should start looking. bring out his favourite food, and heat it up mixed with a lil bit of water, so it steams. and let the smell wafe through your house. and then call her name. do u keep your house door's open?? if so, you should check around the neighbourhood. is she spayed?? cats are curious, and anything thats out of the ordinary will attract them. you should start looking!

Answer 10

no don't worry. if you know he/she is in the house he will come out when ready.cathy