Siamese Cat

    love to crawl into bedding to sleep. Many are obsessed with their cats and often let cats sleep on the same bed or even in the same bedding. This is a harmful way of keeping cats. To date, there are over 40 diseases shared between humans and cats. Many human diseases (such as hemorrhagic fever, liver fluke disease, trichinosis, etc.) can be transmitted by cats. In particular, cats can transmit toxoplasmosis to humans. Pregnant women infected with this disease often experience premature birth, miscarriage, stillbirth, and fetal deformities, seriously endangering the health of both mother and baby. In addition, cat external parasites such as fleas, lice, or skin fungal infections can infect and harm humans.

    Therefore, it is necessary to from a young age to sleep in a designated cat bed. If a cat has already formed the habit of sleeping with its owner, this bad habit should be corrected through training.

    When the cat climbs onto the owner’s bed, immediately pat the cat’s rump and loudly scold the cat, driving it off the bed. Generally, cats are very sensitive to their owner’s emotions. After repeating this several times, the cat will no longer dare to sleep on the bed. At the same time, a warm and comfortable bed should be prepared for the cat, and in winter, grass or a cushion should be placed in the cat’s bed.

    If the habit of climbing on the bed is not easily corrected, stricter punishments can be used.

    1. Use a pre-prepared children’s spray gun to spray water at the cat attempting to jump on the bed. The cat will immediately run away after being suddenly sprayed. After spraying the cat several times with water, the cat will develop an aversive toward the bed and no longer climb on it.

    2. The cat can be knocked down with an electric shock method. Generally, after receiving an electric shock once, the cat will never climb on the bed again.