First, we need to understand the behavior and needs of cats. Cats are born independent and require their own space and time. If cats feel scared or unsafe, they will try to avoid contact with other animals. At this point, we must provide them with a safe environment.

can give cats a private place at home, such as a separate room or a cat tree, so that they can escape contact from dogs. Cats need a safe place so that they can live more relaxedly.

Secondly, we need to provide sufficient exercise and stimulation for the dog. Dogs are active animals and if they feel bored or energetic, they will seek other ways to release their energy, which often leads to cats being scared. Therefore, we can provide dogs with plenty of exercise and stimulation, such as playing ball, walking or guiding training, etc. This way the dog can be more relaxed and calm and reduce unnecessary excitement.

Thirdly, we can gradually introduce contact between cats and dogs. At home, you can gradually make the dog and cat feel that the other person is not a threat. You can use olfactory guidance to let them smell each other's scent first in separate rooms.

They can then be given their respective space on the same bed or sofa on the other side. Gradually reduce their distance until they can coexist peacefully. Of course, our ultimate goal should be to let cats and dogs contact and get along with each other.

However, this is a meticulous process that requires time and patience. We need to respect the wishes of our pets, and both cats and dogs need to adapt to new environments and companions. We need to observe the behavior of pets to ensure their safety and comfort. If they show discomfort or dislike each other, we should stop their contact immediately and try other methods.