As night fell, the big cat suddenly rushed over for no reason. It grabbed the corners of its pants with its front paws, opened its mouth and exposed its teeth and slapped it over. It shook it several times before it got rid of it, and there were scr...
As night fell, the big cat suddenly rushed over for no reason. It grabbed the corners of its pants with its front paws, opened its mouth and exposed its teeth and slapped it over. It shook it several times before it got rid of it, and there were scratches on its legs. Although he was angry, he thought it was just playing and didn't care much about it.
Many cats will get nervous in shock.
In fact, the probability of this behavior is very common for cats. Most cats have had similar situations, but we let it pass without taking it seriously. The owner was doing his own thing at the time and didn't do much with it and had no time to take care of it, but the cat was very impulsive, as if he was looking for an opportunity to vent. What's going on?
Maybe it was because your cat was focusing all his attention on something at that time, maybe it was dazed by thinking about things, maybe it was staring at the little birds chirping on the branches outside the window, but an inadvertent little movement of the owner disturbed it. It suddenly ran or jumped up like it was frightened, causing the owner to attack it, and caught the owner off guard, so as to warn the owner: You scared me.
has experienced the harm that scares it.
Some cats are timid and afraid of strangers. When they hear strangers come, they will suddenly run away or even run away. If it is brought to a strange environment and meets strangers, it will take an aggressive approach to protect itself.
Especially the owner once took the cat to a pet hospital and comforted it when it was suffering from severe pain, which made it feel extremely irritable. It would show that it would refuse to recognize its relatives, but instead made a sound that would attack and scare the owner. If he reached out to caress it to comfort it, it might pounce on it and bit it. Therefore, you must be careful to stay away from it and let it relieve its emotions first, and it will soon return to its rationality.
Some things left a psychological shadow.
Some cats accidentally suffered major injuries such as electric shocks when they were young. As they grow older, they still cannot forget this feeling, and over time they will leave a shadow on their psychology. Whenever it sees a plug or electric mosquito swatter, no matter what it is doing at that time, is playing at the beginning, or is about to go to the table to cause damage, it will run away in panic.
Or maybe your cat was not raised by you since you were young, but someone else raised it and you continued to take over. You should pay great attention. Perhaps it may still be afraid of some bad things that it has experienced. Maybe it was beaten and scolded frequently in the past. Maybe a wooden pole reminded it of pain. Maybe just a raising hand gesture makes it remember being beaten. Maybe when you see a pet box, you suspect that you want to take it to the hospital for injection and scratch and struggle desperately. These are all caused by fear, and cats often have the most direct and most commonly used reactions to escape, resist or even attack.
I will not give any examples here. You can slowly experience and discover in your daily life, and find various reasons for inducing cat neuroticism. As long as the reasons are found, there will be a way to further solve the problem.
An effective way to deal with cat neuroticism.
1. When a cat gets nervous, even if it hurts the owner or damages valuables at home, the owner should not blame him loudly, and should not beat and scold him. Pretending to take it seriously on the surface may be a good way to deal with it.
2. For those things that cats are more resistant but have to operate, the owner should personally replace strangers. For example, when assisting the pet doctor to check the body, it is best for the owner to hold the cat's claws and hold the head.
3. For the cat that took over later, the current owner should not suddenly make intimate actions with it. Give the cat a space and time to get used to each other. When the cat completely eliminates its vigilance, then go to further in-depth interactions with it.
