Every cat owner feels desperate when their little kitten goes missing. As an experienced cat lover who has been fortunate to find a lost cat, let me teach you how to quickly recover your cat after it is lost.

After your cat is lost, we can divide the search into three stages:

First, the first seventy-two hours after the cat is lost are the most important and the easiest time period to find the cat. Usually, the lost cat is still around the place where it went missing. We should search intensively and leave some food your cat likes. Maybe you will encounter your urgently sought kitten just around the corner.

Second, during the first ten days after the cat goes missing, we need to greatly expand the search and check places where cats like to gather because cats naturally like to stay with their own kind. When looking for the kitten at night, remember to search carefully and shine the flashlight low to the ground. You never know where it might be curled up. Also, don’t wave the flashlight around wildly since that may scare it and cause it to run away again.

Third, after ten days, you might start to feel anxious and uneasy, but please do not give up on your cat. You still have a chance to find it. It may have gone farther away from you, so you should expand the search range. Don’t give up; cats returning after one or two months is not unheard of. You can also put up flyers and get more cat lovers to help you search.

Cats are little pets we all love. Their fluffy appearance is gentle and adorable. After your cat is lost, you will surely have countless worries, but you must believe you can find it again. After the cat is lost, calm down and think about where it normally goes. Cats usually like to hide quietly in corners to sleep, so don’t overlook any small corner around you.

If you love your cat, please take good care of it, give it love and care, and don’t let it have a chance or desire to run away! I hope that after reading this article, your beloved cat has already returned to your side!