Can cats be kept in cages? The answer is yes. Cage-raising cats is a very common way to keep pets. Cage-raising cats can allow owners to take better care of and observe them, and can also help pets understand their environment, give them more room for movement, and also reduce their risk of illness.
1. Keep multiple cats at home. When the cat is in the disease period, it is recommended to keep them separately to avoid cross-infection of the disease and to be more conducive to the recovery of the disease;
2. If there is no one at home for a long time, the cat is prone to breaking dishes or furniture when bored. It is recommended to keep them in a cage at this time;
3. For cat-raising families living in high-rise buildings, cats like to climb to high places, especially during the estrus period, cats are prone to jump off buildings. At this time, closing the cage can well ensure the safety of the cat;
4. Male cats are prone to urinating randomly during estrus, and in this case, it is recommended to keep them in cages for centralized cleaning;
5. When the owner is at home, he can stock the cats to increase interaction with the cats;
6. If a cat stays in a cage for a long time, it is easy to cause the cat to be withdrawn, timid and not close to others;
7. Cats are not as good as dogs, and they will take them out for a walk every day. If they are kept in a cage with insufficient space for a long time, it is easy to cause the cat to exercise inadequately and obesity;
8. Some cats cannot adapt to life in the cage and will be jealous and keep barking, which can easily cause neighbors to complain. It is recommended to stock them at this time to ensure that the cat has a comfortable bad situation of life.