Cats like warm environments, so in the cold winter they often crawl into their owner’s quilt and sleep together. Of course, the editor does not advocate cats sleeping on the bed. Owners should prepare a clean, warm cat bed for the cat to rest and sleep peacefully. When encountering cats sleeping on the bed, owners should stop and correct this behavior in time.

　　Fur that is frequently cleaned, regularly dewormed, and vaccinated in time is relatively healthy, but it is still best not to sleep with the owner. If the cat is accustomed to sleeping on the bed, the owner should stop it immediately and drive it off the bed. The owner can immediately pat the cat’s rump with their hand, or use a rolled-up newspaper or book to tap the cat while loudly scolding it and driving it off the bed. At this time, the owner's attitude must be stern and show strong anger.

　　At the same time, when the cat intends to jump on the bed, the owner can stand in a hidden place the cat cannot see, then immediately spray water on the cat. After being suddenly hit by the water flow, the cat will run away immediately. After a few times of spraying water on the cat like this, the cat will develop an aversive conditioned reflex to the bed and no longer jump on it. Of course, these are forced methods to prevent cats from sleeping on the bed. To fundamentally solve this problem, owners should prepare a warmer and more comfortable cat bed that is irresistibly attractive to the cat, so it will no longer covet the owner’s bed and can sleep peacefully in its own cat bed.