It’s a lie that cats can’t die after falling. Cats don’t always land safely when they fall. Many cats actually get injured. The cat is not injured when it lands on the ground because the nerves in its spine allow the back half of its body to turn over immediately. The cat arches its back to relieve the impact. However, if the cat does not adjust its posture in time during the fall, the cat may not necessarily land on all fours, which may cause the cat to fall or die.

Daily precautions for raising a cat:

1. When feeding a cat, the cat owner should pay attention to the fact that the food provided to the cat is preferably warm. Cold food is also possible, but in comparison, warm food is obviously better, because cold food will affect the cat’s eating.

2. The windows must be sealed when raising cats, especially those who live on high floors. Cats are very curious and will often stare out of the window. If the scavenger does not seal the window, the cat may accidentally fall from a height.

3. When raising a cat, remember not to bathe the cat frequently. It is good for the cat. Because cats love to be clean, even if they don’t take a bath for a long time, their hair will stay clean and their bodies will smell good.