The first difficulty a novice will face when raising a cat is that the cat has just arrived at the house. It either hides suddenly and doesn't want to see people, or it keeps barking so that you need to keep touching and comforting it. Stick to you and won't let you go. So, how should I take care of the cat that I just received?

A cat who hides and doesn't want to see people as soon as it arrives home is a timid cat Cat . Parents can prepare a room with cat litter, cat food and clean water for the cat in advance, put the cat in that room immediately after bringing it home, and let the cat familiarize itself with the environment of the room quietly, and try not to go there. Disturb it, don't open the door to see it frequently, and don't bathe the cat and other things that will make it feel terrifying and disturbing. Cowardly cats hide because they are afraid of strangers and unfamiliar environments, but if they are sure that there is no danger and it is safe around them, they will slowly come out and become familiar with the situation in the room. On the first day the timid cat enters the house, parents must hold back their love for the cat, and don't disturb it if it is not necessary. If you find that the cat eats and excretes the next day, you can open the door of the cat's room and let it slowly familiarize itself with other environments; if you find that the food has not been passed, it is best to let the cat stay in the small room for a few days. . Timid cats need to be completely sure of safety before they can really relax and slowly integrate into family life.

The cats who keep meowing as soon as they arrive home are highly dependent cats. They will show infinite attachment to their owners on the first day they enter the house, and they will not see you when they sleep and wake up. It will call you loudly; if there is something wrong, it will grab your legs and complain to you; if you are locked in a room alone, you will whimper like it is killing it... The cat's behavior is actually extremely harmful to the surrounding environment. An expression of unease, because it needs your care more because of unease. The best way to deal with this kind of cat who is well versed in the lion's roar is to divert its attention. Waving a cat stick or throwing a skin mouse when the cat meows can effectively divert the cat's attention and make the cat no longer blindly afraid. When you want to leave the house, you can leave a piece of your clothes for the cat. The cat will feel much more at ease because of your clothes. You can also leave a few more toys for the cat and feed the cat, so that the cat will not Will bark loudly when you're away from home.

It takes a lot of love and time to keep cats, or dogs and other pets. How much love do you use to take care of them? Will return you even more love, because their world is only you!