Most cats don’t like to go out because they are naturally afraid of unfamiliar environments. But in real life, there are always times when you need to take your cat out. For example, if you want to travel for a long time, you need to take your cat with you or go to the veterinarian for a physical check-up. When taking a cat out, you should first prepare a pet suitcase. If possible, put the cat into the suitcase at home first. Do not take the cat out along the way until you reach the destination before letting it out. After cats go out for a period of time, they will gradually become accustomed to activities in various changing environments. In addition, cats are more courageous when they are young, so it is best to take the cat out for exercise starting from the kitten stage to let the kitten get used to going out. If this is the case in the long term, the cat will not be afraid to go out or even go to public places when he grows up.
Most cats want to play outside as soon as possible, so in the first few weeks you may want to be wary of cats escaping when you open the door. Once the cat has adapted to its new home, you can supervise it when it goes out to play.
Keep the cat at home until you are confident that outdoor conditions are suitable. Monitor cats when they go out for the first time.
Recommendation: Do not let cats go out in bad weather; cats must wear a collar when going out; let cats be vaccinated before going out.
A netizen’s cat is not used to going out. It doesn’t want to stay on the ground and has to hug its owner’s legs to feel safe. It seems to be begging for a hug.
After this incident was shared online, netizens’ comments were also very exciting
"Just this leg, I looked at it for several minutes"
"The cat is so cute, can I take the owner of the leg away?"
"Hahaha, the cat will threaten you to take it home."
"This cat is so well-behaved at first glance. When can I hold a leg like this?"
"This cat is so smart."
Okay, the above is all the content of this issue. Today's topic is, what is the behavior of the owner when taking the cat out?