I often see cats hiding under the quilt to keep warm. Are they really cold or do they have such bad habits? In fact, cats and dogs do not feel cold in normal weather, and they can withstand even if it is more than ten degrees below zero. In other words, loving to get into bed is just a bad habit of cats. So how do you make a cat sleep in its own cat nest and make it become obedient and obedient after training?

To prevent a cat from getting into bed, the owner should first prepare a soft, warm cat nest or cat room for it, and place the cat nest in a warm, quiet and well-ventilated place. In winter, the owner can place some hot water bottles in the cat's nest or use light bulbs for lighting and warmth to make the cat's nest warm and comfortable, so that it can stay in the cat's nest safely and comfortably without coveting the owner's warmth. Bed.

In addition, when the owner discovers the cat's behavior of getting under the bed, he must not indulge and pamper the cat, and should stop and correct the behavior in a timely manner. The owner can scold the cat loudly to make it stop moving, drive the cat out of bed, or gently tap its forehead or buttocks to make it take a warning. Pet cats are very smart and very sensitive to their owners' attitudes and behaviors. As long as their owners' words and deeds are clear, I believe the cats can quickly get rid of their bad habits of getting under the covers.