Bonfire Night and fireworks can be distressing for all pets not just cats.
I spoke to RSPCA inspector Ian Robertson for some tips to keeping Charlie safe on Bonfire night.
This is the advice he gave me:
Tip 1: Remember that these days, fireworks and Bonfire tend to last more than night, so think about keeping nocturnal cats in for the next fortnight.
Tip 2: Make sure your cat comes in before it gets dark.
Tip 3: If you go out put the TV or radio on, familiar noises can help a distressed pet and block out the sounds of fireworks.
Tip 4: Draw the curtains and blinds to stop the fireworks flashes coming in.
Tip 5: Keep the same routine with food and water as not to disrupt a cats routine.
Tip 6: Make sure the cat has a collar, chip and name tag, just in case he does manage to escape.
Tip 7: Also think about pets in hutches or cages - bring them indoors or into a shed or garage.
Tip 8: Exercise your dog before the fireworks start.
Tip 9: Some pets especially dogs get highly distraught, consider getting some medication from the vet for a couple of days to keep your dog calm.
Tip 10: Make sure there are no animals like hedgehogs or cats in your bonfire - check before you light it.
Ian added: "If you decide to use indoor party poppers think about your pets. Maybe put them upstairs or in the next room.
"Ultimately you know how your pet will react, so take care of them."
