The cat is actually short-sighted

Cats are nearsighted. When teasing a cat, you can find that the cat is very sensitive to the moving cat teasing stick, and its little head swings left and right following the cat teasing stick. In fact, cats are only particularly sensitive to moving objects, and are actually short-sighted. Because cats are myopic, they are not sensitive to objects close to their eyes and often cannot detect what is in front of them.
Tip:
Although cats are myopic, the characteristics of their eyes enable cats to better observe distant objects, helping cats to keep track of prey. Keep an eye on your prey. Cats are very responsive, thanks to their nearsightedness, and their field of vision is wider than that of humans, which also helps cats obtain more visual information.
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