Buying a pet is simple, but making it like you takes effort. Today let's talk about how to make a cat like you.

First, you can "win over" the cat with food treats. Prepare lots of tasty food for the cat, like canned food, chicken breast, etc. Then, be sure to feed the cat regularly, giving it a healthy and consistent diet. Do not feed cats leftover food, as this can cause stomach discomfort. During feeding, interact more with the cat. If you feed it at fixed times and places every day, over time the cat will develop a habit and come to you on its own when the time comes.

Second, prepare a comfortable little nest that belongs to the cat so it can relax; you can place the cat bed in your room or put some of your clothes inside it, so it gets used to your scent. Besides this, you can also provide a place for the cat to play and buy some small toys for it to catch, etc.

Third, in daily interaction, cats tend to be gentle and quiet, so your tone of voice must be soft. You can gently stroke it to make it feel comfortable. Don’t put it with children because children are too noisy and the cat can't adapt. Also, don’t be too proactive in approaching the cat; avoid touching its tail. You can talk to it normally so it senses your emotions and gradually bonds with you.

Then, cats care a lot about hygiene. First, cat food must be served in a clean bowl, which should be cleaned daily to keep the cat comfortable. If you really can't clean it in time, you can try the electronic version.

Fourth, train communication with the cat through simple methods like calling its name. Don’t chase it or shout loudly as it will scare the cat. For better effect, you can attract or reward it with treats. Also, during interaction, it's best to be at the same height as the cat, which will help it relax. Light pats and stroking can bring you closer to the cat.

Fifth, pay attention to details and techniques when petting the cat. Be gentle and don’t use too much force. Usually pet its chin, back of the head, and face. Over time, you can notice which areas make the cat feel comfortable and which make it uncomfortable, helping you avoid distressing the cat.

Finally, do not disturb the cat while it is sleeping. I believe if you do all these, it will be hard for the cat not to get close to you.