Cats are suitable for keeping on the balcony, but the balcony must be closed. On the one hand, cats like moving things. If there are birds or insects flying outside the window, the cat may catch them out of curiosity and slip and fall, causing the cat to break its legs or even die. On the other hand, cats will be more irritable during estrus. At this time, if there is stimulation from other cats in estrus, the cat will try to go out and may fall down.

Precautions for keeping cats on the balcony:

1. Prevent falling from the building. When cats are on the balcony, be sure to lock the doors and windows to prevent the cat from jumping to death. If the balcony is open, it is recommended to seal the balcony with a protective net or keep the cat in a cage.

2. Keep warm and prevent cold. When keeping a cat on the balcony in winter, you should pay attention to keeping warm and cold-proof, and do not let the cat be blown by the cold wind. If it is cloudy, it is best to keep the cat indoors and wait until it is sunny before letting it return to the balcony.

3. Clean frequently. The balcony is small, easy to get dirty, and cats are prone to skin diseases. Therefore, you should pay attention to cleaning the balcony frequently, mop the floor with a mop, and use a vacuum cleaner to absorb dust and cat hair.