Where should cats not be touched? You should know that these parts of the cat’s body cannot be touched. The cat will feel uncomfortable after being touched. Just like people, cats also have sensitive parts of their bodies, and they don’t like to be touched by their own kind, and they don’t like to be touched by humans either. Different cats have different awareness of self-protection. As a cat owner, you must know clearly which parts of the cat’s body cannot be touched. So, let’s take a general look at it.

First of all, a cat’s belly cannot be touched casually, because the belly is the weakest part of his body in the cat’s eyes. It can be said that the belly is also the Achilles’ heel of many cats. As long as you touch her belly without her consent, the cat may turn over and give you a bite, or even extend its paws, leaving a few traces of cat paws on your hands without mercy. At this time, don't blame him for being so naughty or vicious.

Secondly, the cat’s whiskers cannot be played with at will, because the cat relies on its own whiskers to eat. Cats must rely on their whiskers to navigate, help catch mice, etc. Therefore, cat owners must not fiddle with the cat owner’s whiskers, otherwise he will not give you a good look.

Also, the cat’s butt cannot be touched. Some owners may habitually slap their cat's butt a few times, and the result will be that the cat will meow loudly and then give you a black face. Next time, don't even think about picking him up and playing with him.

Finally, don’t touch its tail. Its tail is very flexible, and many pet owners want to grab it and shake it. In fact, this is also a violation of cats. There are many small blood vessels and sensitive nerves in a cat’s tail. It will also make him uncomfortable if you grab it like this, then he will definitely resist. Finally, if you want to get close to your cat, her first reaction is to stay away.

All pet owners must remember the above points. If you violate these regulations, you may suffer serious consequences.