Introduce the methods and skills of raising cats

The cat is a very independent animal. Except you need to feed him on time, you don"t need to do other things for him, including bathing and going to the toilet. But when you find that a cat suddenly becomes very clingy, you can"t help wondering what the reason is or what kind of signal the cat is sending to us? This article will introduce you to several common reasons why cats cling to people.

1. Anxiety and Stress

When your cat is scared or upset, it will run into your arms and become very clingy. Especially when there is a thundering weather or when there are people or animals he is not familiar with in the surrounding environment.

2. Health issues

When cats have health problems, they become very clingy because they want to ask you for help and comfort. Older cats are also very clingy, because they will have many health problems, and their eyesight and hearing are not as good as before, so they will rely on you very much.

3. Boring

When you don"t prepare toys for your cat and you don"t have time to accompany them, they will feel so bored that they will approach you as soon as you get home and become very clingy.

4. Pregnancy

Cats sometimes become very clingy, which is also related to hormones in the body. When cats are pregnant, their hormones will rise, and they will also become very clingy.

There are many reasons why cats pee on your bed. First of all, you should take your cat to the pet hospital to check your cat"s physical condition. If your cat has a bladder infection or bladder stones, your cat will associate the pain during peeing with the litter box and go to bed to pee. This article will introduce you to several common causes, some of which are related to cat stress and environment.

1. Your cat doesn"t like your litter

Cats instinctively bury their urine and stool to prevent hunters from searching for his scent. So a soft cat litter is particularly important. If the texture of your cat litter is hard, then your cat doesn"t like it, causing him to pee on the bed.

2. Mental pressure

The cat urinating on the bed is also caused by excessive stress. When your home has undergone a lot of changes recently, such as changing furniture, introducing new pets, etc., cats will feel unfamiliar with this, because they have no sense of security, so their mental pressure will increase.

3. The location of the litter box

If you place the litter box in a dark or noisy place, because the cat prefers to poop in a quiet and private place where it is easy to escape, then your cat will not use your litter box, causing your cat to pee on your bed.

4. Not enough litter boxes

Some cats like one litter box for peeing and another litter box for pooping. If you only prepare a litter box, the cat will urinate in a soft place like the bed. In addition, if you have multiple cats, you must prepare multiple litter boxes.

Have you ever noticed that your cat often lies on your body, including on your thighs, stomach, and chest? We cannot directly communicate with them and ask them what they really think, so we can only learn more about them through the meaning of their behavior. This article will tell you several reasons why cats are lying on your chest.

1. The cat wants warmth

As cats like to bask in the sun on the balcony, cats like to stay on your chest for warmth. Warmth will make them curl up and doze unconsciously.

2. The cat likes you

Cats want to express their likes through various behaviors, including licking your hands, rubbing your feet, rubbing your legs, and lying on your chest, because the cat will strengthen a bond between the two of you by touching your body parts.

3. Feel safe

The cat will lie on your chest in order to let the smell mark your body. The familiar smell will make the cat feel very comfortable and safe.

If you don"t like the cat lying on your chest or body, then you can prepare a warm cat nest for your cat. The hot bed will make the cat feel very comfortable and warm. Most cats like the feeling of being roasted.

Have you heard the howling of a cat at night? Except for birds, cats have the widest range of vocalization among domestic pets. Do you think the howling is just a cat"s nonsense? But in fact, this is the cat conveying some information to you. After reading this article, you can understand whether your cat"s howling expresses satisfaction and relaxation or pain and needs.

1. Feel bored

Some cats will howl at night, which means they don"t have enough exercise during the day and feel bored at night. Try to interact with cats more actively and consume their excess energy.

2. Feel pain

If the cat feels pain, he will howl. The pain here is not only from external wounds, but also from internal diseases. You can ask your veterinarian to do a comprehensive physical examination of your cat.

3. Estrus

If you did not sterilize the cat, then the cat will make very loud screams and howls at night to find a mate.

4. Want food

If you feed the cat very late or forget to feed the cat, the cat will make a howling sound to attract your attention. This is like saying that I am hungry, and give me a little bit of food.

5. Excessive thyroid and kidney problems

If your cat often howls at night, you"d better take him to see the vet, because this is likely a sign of overactive cat thyroid or kidney disease.

Most cats are reluctant to take medicine. But in the process of raising a cat, it is inevitable that the cat will get sick. Sometimes the medicine that the doctor prescribes for the cat is in a liquid state. How to make cats take these liquid medicines is a tricky question. This article will teach you some methods.

1. Mixed in food

You need to tell your veterinarian about the type of wet cat food. After your veterinarian agrees, you can mix the liquid medicine with the wet cat food.

2. Use a syringe

If your cat cannot eat wet cat food mixed with medicine, then you can only consider using a syringe. Use the syringe to refer to the following methods.

(1) Turn your cat back to you, hold the cat with one hand, so that the cat cannot move

(2) With your other hand, you insert the tip of the syringe into the corner of the cat’s mouth, between the cheeks and teeth, and aim it at the back of the cat’s head. Please note that liquid is more likely to accidentally enter the trachea. To prevent the cat from inhaling liquid into the trachea, do not tilt the cat"s head back.

(3) Inject the liquid on the tongue of the cat, not in the throat, otherwise it will cause the cat to vomit.

(4) Make sure to give your cat enough encouragement throughout the process, and give the cat food rewards after taking the medicine.

(5) After each use, rinse the syringe thoroughly with water, and refrigerate the remaining medicine if necessary.