Persian cat

    Hiking is an exercise that Mimi really likes. Walking uphill can greatly enhance walking and running abilities, making its leg muscles stronger and more powerful.

　　【Training Tips】

　　1. Maintain a Steady Pace

　　When hiking, don’t rush; try to keep a steady pace to avoid wasting too much energy. That way, going downhill will be easier. Avoid letting the jog downhill; it should walk step by step.

　　If possible, try to take a winding S-shaped route to prevent the leg muscles from aching due to too rapid descent. When going downhill, control your pace and the cat’s to avoid danger. If hiking is inconvenient, you can switch to consistently climbing stairs every day.

　　2. Food Rewards

　　It’s best to survey the terrain before hiking to avoid overly rugged paths or getting lost.

　　If the distance is long, carry water and food (remember two portions, for you and the cat) to reward the cat promptly. This will encourage it to enjoy hiking with you more.

　　There are many precautions when hiking with a . For example, try to stay within safe areas. If you encounter cliffs or difficult paths, it is best to lead the cat with a leash. This can help overcome the cat’s fear and, in dangerous moments, the leash might even save the cat’s life.

　　Of course, hiking benefits you as well. Besides honing willpower, your cardiopulmonary function and physical coordination will improve. More importantly, hiking is a great method for losing weight! If your cat enjoys excitement and adventure, then take it hiking.