There are many reasons why cats are inexplicably frightened at home. Cats have a relatively sensitive personality. When they go to a strange environment, they may become nervous and scared, and they may hide and observe by themselves. At this time, the pet owner can hold the cat in his arms and stroke it gently to give the cat a sense of security, or take out its favorite toys to divert its attention. If the cat is forced by its owner to do things it does not want to do, such as bathing, taking medicine, etc., or is frightened by being beaten and scolded by the owner, it may run around, want to bite, or find a hidden corner to hide. Wait for a reaction.

Also, raising cats can make people more sunny and cheerful, like their owners to communicate with people, and can improve their social skills. Feeding cats and cleaning the litter box are troublesome tasks. Breeders will become more diligent in the process of raising cats for a long time. Cats are highly interactive with their owners, and owners can pet the cats, walk with them, play with them using cat teasers, etc.