The reasons why cats in cages are aggressive

1. If the cat has not been caged since he was a child, then being in a cage will make him more anxious. Attack is only what the cat is afraid of. Performance.

2. The narrow environment of the cage cannot meet the cat’s need for exercise, so it is normal for the cat to have a grumpy personality.

3. Cats that stay in a small space for a long time will develop a withdrawn character and lack companionship. Over time, the cat will become moody, grumpy, and unwilling to get close to people.

Solutions to aggressive cats

1. It is recommended that owners spend more time with their cats to build trust with them.

2. During the teething period, cats will bite due to itchy teeth. This is a physiological behavior, and it will get better after a while.

3. Music also has a relaxing effect on cats and can reduce their aggressive behavior.

4. If it is a lonely old cat, you might as well add a kitten to keep it company.

5. Take the cat to do some stress-reducing activities, which can also relax the cat's spirit.