Summary
A video of a cat owner using a zip-up pen to train her kitten at night sparked online debate. Some people support the idea for safety, while others criticize it as unnecessary confinement. The owner used the pen to prevent accidents while she's asleep or away and now lets the kitten roam freely as it matured.
Key Facts
- A Canadian cat owner, Nicole Huynh, shared a video on Instagram showing her nighttime routine with her kitten using a pen for safety.
- This video received over 100,000 views and started a discussion online about whether such confinement is appropriate for kittens.
- The pen setup included food, water, a litter tray, blankets, and toys.
- Huynh said the pen was crucial for keeping the kitten safe overnight and during short periods when she couldn't watch her.
- The practice aimed to help prepare the kitten for future potential confinement needs, like travel or surgery recovery.
- Initially, the kitten was anxious about the pen but adapted over time and now no longer requires confinement at night.
- Some online viewers supported her method for ensuring safety, while others criticized it.
