He's not an outdoor cat and gets very disorientated.

Unlike outdoor cats and feral cats, who pose a danger to local species populations in the wild, these cats are safely exploring the world.

However, outdoor cats tend to lose their toe tufts due to excessive abrasion on the rougher outdoor surfaces.

Owners with outdoor cats may not be able to observe the symptoms associated with litter box use and should watch for unusual behavioral changes.

The most common seasons for the disease to become apparent are spring and summer and appear to affect outdoor cats the most often.