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Cats are known for their curious and independent nature, so they can roam just about anywhere. However, they tend to gravitate towards areas with plenty of hiding spots, such as under bushes, in tall grass, or in small crevices.
The distance a cat travels can vary greatly depending on its individual personality and environment. Some cats may only wander a few hundred feet from their home, while others may roam for miles. On average, outdoor cats tend to travel about 40-200 meters from their home.
While some cats may have a specific route they follow when they go outside, most cats do not have a set routine. They tend to wander and explore, following their instincts and curiosity.
Yes, cats can get lost when they go outside. This is especially true for indoor cats that are not used to being outside and may become disoriented or scared. It's important to supervise your cat when they go outside and make sure they have proper identification, such as a collar with a tag or a microchip.
If you're curious about where your cat has been, you can try using a GPS tracking device specifically designed for pets. These devices can attach to your cat's collar and provide real-time location updates. You can also try setting up a camera in your yard or tracking your cat's behavior and habits when they come back inside.