The more cats are kept, the less they consider their relatives. This is caused by changes in the cat’s growth, environmental changes, too little time spent with the cat, frequent beatings and scolding, and independent personality. Owners can help alleviate the lack of affection for cats by increasing their companionship time and avoiding beating and scolding their cats.

1. Growth and changes of cats

As cats grow, they are usually accompanied by changes in nature and sexual maturity. For adult cats, they usually have independent personalities and symptoms of being unloved. , this is a change in the cat’s personality and usually does not affect physical health.

2. Environmental changes

Cats are highly dependent on the environment. If they are in a strange environment, they may not adapt to the environment and abandon their owners and their new home, and run back to their original place. Regarding the living conditions, many cats will refuse to be held by their owners in unfamiliar environments. This is a sign that the cats do not feel safe.

3. Too little time to accompany the cat

If the owner often goes to work and does not have time to accompany the cat, or spends less time with the cat, the interaction with the cat may become increasingly severe. If the cat does not have enough food, the cat's character will become more and more withdrawn. When the cat cannot feel the owner's love for the cat, it will slowly alienate the owner. In daily life, owners should take time to accompany their cats every day, and they can use cat teasing sticks to interact with cats.

4. Frequently beat and scold cats

Cats have a lively and active personality. Items at home may often be damaged. If the owner often scolds the cat severely for damaging items, and sometimes violently beats the cat, the cat may develop a fearful mentality and be unwilling to approach the owner. At this time, the owner should stabilize his emotions, avoid beating and scolding the cat, and communicate with the cat in a softer voice to relieve the cat's fear and relieve the symptoms.

5. Independent personality

Cats are not close to their owners. It may also be due to the cat’s natural personality. Some cats are naturally cold-blooded and like to be alone. It likes to be alone in a quiet environment, does not like to interact with others, and is indifferent to the owner's enthusiasm. This is a normal physiological phenomenon of cats, and owners do not need to force it too much. In daily life, owners can interact more with cats, such as playing games and increasing physical contact. You can also take cats to play outdoors to increase mutual affection and effectively relieve symptoms.