Hey Pandas, Any Tips On Finding A Lost Cat? (Closed)

Maybe you can ask people in your neighborhood if they've seen your cat, and tell them what your cat looks like. Whenever you go outside, keep your eyes wide open.

Look through your neighborhood, and ask your neighbors for permission to look in their property. (Your cat could also be hiding indoors, they like to curl up in small spaces like the dryer).

I had also a lost cat but I found her because I posted fliers, asked around, and put cat food outside in the night so she could smell it (Keep in mind you might attract other cats, so you may want to check once in a while), I know what it feels like to lose a ´´family member,´´ but I hope this helped!

Indoor cats who get out and get lost don't usually travel too far, a lot of times they're found hiding on a neighbour's property a few houses away. Ask your neighbours to keep an eye out for your cat, or if they'll let you onto their property to look. Search under places like decks, crawlspaces, in sheds, and other small, covered, protected areas. Good luck ❤️

Signs everywhere qalj around looking for them cat food to lire them to you tell us if you find them

use milk...or coffee...toast cumbs that leed to your home and maybe it'll come but idk cuz i ain't gotta cat(i hope you find your cute cat)

ask who lost it (duh), ask what it looked like, and try luring it with meat.

You could try maybe leaving her favorite food out on your porch. If it’s a stray cat problem in your area, drive around with the food. Just see if she may possibly come to you.

Make posters, keep your eyes out constantly, and just walk around calling her name, maybe with a bag of her favorite treats. I wish you the best and hope you find your cat soon!

We lost our golden retriever for almost a week once. Try putting an ad in your local paper, alert your vet, as well as other animal clinics and kennels in your neighborhood (including the SPCA), and put up posters with his/her photo on it, and good luck, I know it's not easy

Post pictures everywhere possible especially at corners of all intersections, and keep replacing them when the are removed. -and if possible offer a reward. Focus on areas with children because kiddos have a tendency to notice more things like animals and such. Contact local veterinary offices and give them the information in case they are brought. Biggest thing is never give up - mine took over 6 weeks to find and bring home.

Also, forgot to incluse when cats are lost they tend to hide in dens and under places so when u r out looking, check under porches, under sheds and such. Its amazing the small places they can fit into so check even the smallest of dens/areas.

My daughter swears by a fb page dedicated to finding lost and found pets in your specific area. I'd also chk Craigslist and any vets near your home.

Make that 'pspspspspspsps' sound all over town. Oh and also vigorously shake the cat treats bag. If you shake it, cats will come.

From the tales I have heard, if you spend a shedload of money on lost posters, your cat will turn up just before you pin them up.

I have no ideas other than that that have not already been posted.

I am sorry that your cat is missing.