Dangers of keeping cats in cages

Dangers of keeping cats in cages:
1. Keeping cats in cages for a long time can easily lead to psychological problems in cats, and may lead to depression.
2. Caging restricts the movement of cats and prevents them from moving freely, which can easily lead to obesity.
3. The cage space is small and bacteria can easily breed, which can easily cause cats to be infected with bacteria or parasites, leading to skin diseases.
4. If the cat stays in the cage for too long, it will become timid, distrust its owner, and will no longer be close to the owner.
5. Lack of interaction with the outside world will cause cats to be unwilling to accept new things and their learning ability will be weakened.
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