After raising a cat, many people can't accept the cat to bed, thinking that the cat is very dirty to bed. So is it really dirty to put a cat to bed? The veterinarian gave the answer, and you will understand after reading it!
Putting a cat to bed "dirty"?
Veterinarian: Big mistake, but a lot of benefits!
Because cats are always rolling on the ground, they like to run around, and they will use their paws to bury poop, so they all think that cats' bodies are very dirty and not suitable for bed.
But in fact, cats have the habit of licking their fur, and they will spend a quarter of a day licking their fur to clean their bodies very cleanly. The point is that cats' saliva contains lysozyme, which kills most of the bacteria on their bodies when they lick their fur.
Cats lick their hair 600~800 times a day, which is equivalent to 30 baths for humans, so the cat's body is much cleaner than we imagined!
So, it's not dirty to put a cat to bed. However, it should be noted that kittens under 2 months of age, cats with feline ringworm, and cats without regular deworming cannot go to bed.
The above is the answer given by the veterinarian, not to fool you!
The "benefits" of putting a cat to bed:
"Enhance Affection"
Cats are very eager for their owners' beds, and if you can put them to bed, you can make them feel very happy, and let them spend more time with you, which can enhance the relationship with them.
And after the cat sleeps next to you, it will trust you more and more when it finds that you will not hurt it!
"Improves sleep quality"
Putting a cat to bed, you can sleep to its purring, can make people feel relaxed and healing, and can improve the quality of sleep. And sleeping with cats will also feel very decompressed, relaxed, and even relieve loneliness, which makes people feel happy!
So, putting your cat to bed can also improve your sleep quality and improve your insomnia!
"Keeping you safe"
Cats are very vigilant, and when they are sleeping, they will immediately react when they hear anything going on. If you encounter danger in the middle of the night, the cat can also find out and alert you as soon as possible, thus protecting your safety.
For example, when an earthquake comes, a fire occurs, etc., cats can predict it, and cats can save your life at critical moments!
"Do's and don'ts" for putting your cat to bed:
(1) Deworm cats regularly; If you let the cat go to bed, you must regularly deworm the cat in vitro and in vitro to avoid the cat being infected with parasites and infecting the owner.
(2) Bathe and clean the cat regularly; It is recommended to bathe the cat once every 2~3 months, it does not need to be too frequent, and you can usually use wet wipes to wipe the hair around the cat's paws and buttocks. If the cat does not cooperate with the bath, you can reward it with some small treats to distract it.
(3) Groom the cat frequently; Most cats shed more severely, and letting the cat go to bed will get a bed of cat hair. Then it is recommended to comb the cat with excrement shoveling, you can comb the floating hair on the surface, and you can also choose a cat food containing fish oil, which can improve the cat's hair loss.
Conclusion: Would you put your cat to bed?
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