How to pet cats correctly? First determine which cat you want to strode. If it is a pet cat, it is best to prepare gloves and masks to prevent injury; touch the cat with your hands and the force of stroking must be adjusted according to the cat's reaction; make sure to distinguish whether you want to strode or hold the cat. Usually, before picking up the cat, you should touch the cat first to let it get used to your touch.

If you want to pick up a cat, you must grab it from its shoulders, not its tail; when holding the cat, support its abdomen to prevent it from falling; when putting down the cat, slowly; finally, you must give the cat more care, such as touching it, playing with it, etc.

How to pet cats correctly

Cats like people to touch their heads and chins, and touching this area can bring pleasure to the cat. People can gently stroke the cat from the top of their heads to the back with their hands, or gently scratch the cat's chin.

However, the cat's tail and abdomen are very sensitive areas, and people are generally not allowed to touch it. Try not to touch it, otherwise the cat may attack you.

When you find that the cat is impatient or furious, don't get close to the cat anymore. At this time, it is already warning you. If you get closer to it, it will attack.

Precautions for cat petting

Cats have different personalities. Some cats are close to humans, so they can touch and interact, but some cats are very cold, and forcibly getting close will cause their attacks.

If the cat walks away impatiently when petting a cat, don't chase after it and touch it, otherwise the cat will act aggressively, such as scratching and biting.

Remember to wash your hands and disinfect when you go to the cathouse to pet cats to avoid spreading external bacteria and viruses to the cat.