Cats are afraid of thunder. The decibels of thunder and lightning are relatively high, which can cause cats to have a strong stress response. If a cat has a stress response, it will not eat, have physical disorders, etc. You need to pay more attention to the cat's emotional changes in daily life. When there is thunder, you should pay attention to comfort the cat, such as holding the cat in your arms, and try to avoid exposing the cat to an environment with too high decibels.

Care methods for cats that are afraid:

1. Raise in isolation. Catch the hiding kitten and place it in a cat carrier in a quiet, sunny area for isolation.

2. Feed regularly. Provide fresh cat food, drinking water and clean the litter box on time every day. At the same time, appear in front of the kitten at least 2-3 times, staying for 5-10 minutes each time.

3. Food induction. Try feeding them with your own hands, preferably small snacks that are popular with cats, such as dried fish and freeze-dried chicken.

4. Comfort. Try touching the head, chin, and back hair, and remember to flexibly adjust the direction of the hair according to the cat's reaction.