To live happily with , you need to provide careful and thoughtful care. During your interactions with your beloved cat, improper handling can bring unnecessary troubles and worries. Therefore, understanding the techniques of getting along with cats is very necessary for you as a cat owner. After reading the following tips, I wish you and your Fold Cat a happy life!

　　When getting along with , please pay attention to the following points:

　　First, make friends with your Fold Cat: When you first contact the cat, do not rush to force friendliness. Although Fold Cats are relatively gentle, you should let the cat gradually get to know you. The best time to approach the cat is when it is eating. You can talk softly to the cat, but do not touch it yet. Approach it only when it shows relaxation and also let the cat know you like it very much. Do not make loud noises or take sudden actions to scare the cat. When the cat further familiarizes with the owner, you can give some affection, but do not overdo it at first. With patience and a gentle attitude, Fold Cats are relatively easygoing.

　　Second, understand the personality of your Fold Cat: After mastering the general habits of cats, you should also understand the personality of the Fold Cat, as this helps to establish and strengthen the bond between human and cat. Each cat’s character is not exactly the same. Some cats like to exercise, some cats are lazier, some cats enjoy being close to and spoiled by their owners, while others dislike too much touching and hugging. Some cats like ball-shaped toys, and some are interested in bird-type toys. Knowing your cat’s personality allows you to take targeted measures to enhance your relationship!

　　Third, do not punish your Fold Cat frequently: Fold Cats differ from other cats; they are calm and inactive but will strike swiftly when hunting prey. Therefore, do not arbitrarily scold or hit them. Otherwise, the cat will think the owner dislikes it, feel the home is lacking warmth, and may even run away. Generally, cats who have lived with their owners for some time know what is allowed and what is forbidden.

　　Fourth, hold your Fold Cat properly: Holding a cat is a very common thing, but if not done carefully, either the person can be scratched by the cat or the cat can be injured, even resulting in lifelong disability. Before holding a cat, get familiar with it first by gently tapping its forehead or stroking its back. Depending on the cat’s size and weight, you can use one or two hands to hold it. Never grab the ears, tail, or limbs. Grabbing the ears can easily cause the cat’s ear bones to fracture, leading to injury. Grabbing the limbs can result in being bitten. The cat’s tail is very sensitive; pulling or stepping on it will easily provoke the cat to attack. (Source：PetsZone)