I can't bring my cat in this winter - her kitties are up in the roof of my garage and i can't get up there because it wont support my weight. So she's going to have to stay in the garage until her kitty's grow up or she brings them down or something...There's a little indent above the window where she gets up there and i could shove a bed up there or something but i need a way to heat it. Makeshift or homemade would be best, because we only have a tsc(no pet stores) and they only sell one size heated pet mat and it's $100. And when the kitties are 12 wks old the mom won't have to be outside so we'll really have no use for it.there's a pet taxi right now inside the garage but it's not in the roof and there's no way i could get it up there it's too large.so my question is is there any way i could make one out of more reasonably priced items?
you need to find some way to get the cat and kittens indoors, is there nobody you know that is small that can climb up there and get them, the heating pad isn't really an option, kittens bite through things, if the kittens are left outside they will become wild (if they don't die of cold weather or predators first) they need to be inside, can you not phone a cat shelter i'm sure they would have people that deal with this kind of thing all the time
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