How to get the cat back when it's gone?

First, if you find that the cat is lost, you should first look for it in time. Three days before the cat lost is the prime time to find a cat. At this time, cats are usually near their homes, such as corridors and shelters. You must find it and get it back. There is a great possibility.

Second, try to run up, because every cat has the habit of running up. If it is a multi-storey elevator, try not to miss every floor. Domestic cats are generally easily frightened and forget their way home.

Third, don't let go of calling its name at the door of each unit. In fact, cats have a strong cognitive ability to their owners, and their ears are very sensitive. If they hear it, they usually bark.

Fourth, 7- 10 days after the loss is still an important time to find a cat. The domestic cat is very timid and is still nearby to a large extent. You can find a feeding place or gathering place for stray cats nearby. The cat's nature can easily lead it to similar gathering places.

After 7- 10, don't give up. The cat may still be waiting for you. If it can't find a place to eat and drink, it may choose to go further. Domestic cats have never been out of the house, and once they go out, they are easy to get lost, especially now that the layout of buildings and floors is very similar.

Sixth, you can grab some used cat litter and put it where you think the cat might run. Cats usually wait in place when they smell it, as well as cat's rice basin and water basin, which can also be placed on windowsills and doorways. In short, anything that smells like a cat will do.

Seven, after the cat lost, there are basically two different reactions, one is afraid but still know the owner, and will come out when he hears the owner's cry, and the other is so scared that he doesn't know who is who and runs away when he sees anyone. At this time, you must be patient!

Eight, don't be in a hurry to scare the cat away. In any case, cats are afraid in strange environments. Once you see the cat, don't shout. Be sure to approach as quietly as possible, just like at home. Once you catch it, don't let go.

Nine, if you can't find it all the time, you may be taken away. At this time, you can post the apocalypse of cat hunting near your home. Be careful not to tear it off in a conspicuous place.

Most domestic cats live alone, and each animal occupies its own territory, that is, the scope of hunting activities. Domestic cats are more obsessed with the place of residence than their owners, and regard the place of residence as their sphere of influence, but it is not absolute. If a familiar cat invades, there will be no conflict. ? Some male cats can form stable groups and swim together. But they don't do things like teamwork like social animals, such as rounding up prey.

Domestic cats are mostly active at night, good at climbing and jumping, and can locate and turn in the air. When they fall from a height, they always land on all fours first. Domestic cats have to rely on their tails for balance.

Domestic cats often follow their previous footprints. Usually stealth, short sprint to catch prey. Domestic cats can straighten a larger part of their hair from the back of their ears to the front with their front feet. When eating, crouch on the prey, usually holding the food with your front foot and cutting the meat with your molars. When lying down and resting, the forelimbs cover the front half from the wrist. The tail is usually coiled around the body. ? [ 1]?

Domestic cats like warmth and fear cold, especially old cats and kittens. Don't touch a drop of water on your body. When you walk in the water, you must make a detour. When your feet are wet, throw them away Domestic cats must first choose a place to urinate and dig a hole with their front paws. Cover the soil before you go. Domestic cat lovers, domestic cats often run away when no one is at home. Domestic cats like people scratching their chins with their hands. If they scratch the tail root, they won't run away immediately, and even fight back with their claws.

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