A kitten will not be deprived of oxygen when it gets into the quilt. It will get out when it feels stuffy. Moreover, the cat’s nose is very sensitive, and its breathing is strong and powerful, and the frequency is slightly faster than that of us humans. Unless the quilt blocks the mouth and nose, it usually does not Danger of hypoxia. The danger of a cat getting under the quilt is not suffocation due to lack of oxygen, but being crushed to death or injured.

Methods to correct the kitten’s habit of getting into bed:

1. Regular training. The cat should be allowed to sleep in its own cat's nest so that it can become well-behaved and obedient after being trained. To prevent a cat from getting into bed, you should first prepare a soft, warm cat nest or cat room for it, and place the cat nest in a warm, quiet place with good air circulation.

2. Keep the cat’s nest warm. In winter, owners can place some hot water bottles in the cat's nest or use light bulbs for lighting and warmth. Make the cat's bed warm and comfortable, so that it can stay in the cat's bed safely and comfortably, and will no longer covet the owner's warm bed.

3. Stop correction. 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. You can yell at 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.

4. Take precautions. You can refuse cats to enter the room and close the door in time to prevent cats from entering your room and getting into your bed. Or buy a cage for your cat and lock it in it before going to bed. At the same time, enough food and toys should be placed in the cage.