Why is it not good for cats to get into beds? Many cats don’t know the reason! Generally speaking, cats have the habit of climbing high and searching everywhere. They are curious about things in the outside world and are full of desire to learn. In addition, cats like to be warm, and even bad living habits will lead to their preference for burrowing into their owner's quilt.
It is not a good habit for cats to get into beds. Their fallen hair is not only easy to get on the quilt, but also easily becomes a source of infection for bacteria, which has hidden dangers to the health of both the owner and the cat.
The owner should correct the cat's habit of drilling into beds in a timely manner and should not let it develop bad living habits. The cat should be allowed to sleep in its own cat's nest so that it can become well-behaved and obedient after training. To prevent the cat from getting into bed, the owner should first prepare a soft and warm cat nest or cat room for it, and place the cat nest in a warm, quiet place with air circulation. In winter, the owner can place some hot water bags in the cat's nest or use a light bulb to keep it warm, making the cat's nest warm and comfortable, so that it can stay in the cat's nest with peace of mind and comfort, without coveting the owner's warm quilt.
In addition, when the owner finds that the cat is in bed, he must not be indulged in spoiled, and should be stopped and corrected in time. The owner can scold the cat loudly, let it stop, drive the cat out of bed, or gently pat it on the forehead or buttocks to take it as a warning. Pet cats are very smart and are very sensitive to their owner's attitude and behavior. As long as the owner's words and deeds are clear, I believe that the cat can quickly get rid of the bad habit of drilling into bed.