While we are raising cats, we cannot ignore the mental health of cats. Cats may suffer from a series of emotional changes due to being too lonely, neglected by their owners, in a bad mood, etc., and such emotional changes will make them miserable over time. Cats’ psychology has changed, and they have become unwell-behaved, excreting randomly, grinding their claws and other problems, so the mental health of cats cannot be ignored. ​​​​​​

1. In order for your cat to live a happy life, in addition to the attention of the owner, it must also have a colorful environment (for cats). If the cat is free-range, the cat will spend a long time in the day chasing prey. This behavior will create psychological stimulation and challenges for the cat, and will also give the cat an opportunity to exercise, thereby giving the cat a healthy psychology.

2. Cats communicate by sharpening their claws, and they can also maintain their claws. Therefore, in a cat-loving living environment, prepare at least a climbing frame and a little space nearby for cats. And train the cat to learn to use the climbing frame. If your cat doesn't learn to use a climbing frame, she will find an alternative in the room.

3. Cats kept indoors do not have to run around looking for food, which can lead to boredom and obesity. The owner should train the cat to praise some small acrobatics and give small rewards with delicious food. Throw the reward out and let your cat chase it. You can also consider placing a small amount of food in other places and letting the cat find it on his own.

4. Creating some vertical space can make your cat happier. Cats like to jump to high places and look down. Jumping at the same time can also keep cats active. A tall perch will serve this purpose. If two or more cats live in a small space, climbing frames and perches can provide more space for the cats and reduce the stress caused by limited space.

5. The location and hygiene of the cat litter box also have a great impact on the cat’s psychology. The first reason why cats urinate everywhere is that the location and hygiene of the litter box are not to the cat’s liking. Many cat behavior experts recommend that cats have their own litter box.

6. Although cats become less playful as they age, games are still a great way to keep cats mentally healthy. Many cats can play with toys on their own, but interactive play with their owners is crucial to a cat's mental health. The act of raiding, chasing and biting in the game can eliminate boredom and provide physical exercise. Don't give up playing with a cat that seems uninterested in playing. The owner can slowly find toys that interest her (feathers or laser pointers, etc.) and play with the cat.

7. To keep your cat happy, set up a bird feeder outside your window so your cat can observe the birds through the glass. You can also keep a small aquarium at home. These measures can provide a lot of stimulation to cats who are eager to hunt.