In order to achieve the goal of getting cats closer to themselves, many people have resorted to all kinds of tricks. However, the more you try to get close to cats, the more they seem to stay away from you. So are cats really cool, or is there something wrong with your method? Let’s start with the personalities of cats. ​​​​​​

Different cats have different personalities, and not every cat will stay away from humans. In fact, many cats are very willing to get close to humans. With a gentle call, they will immediately come to you, and some cats will even take the initiative to find people to get close to. In contrast, other cats are much more indifferent. They don't like to be too close to humans. If someone gives them a big bear hug, they may immediately take shelter. Some cats may tolerate people's close aggression for a short time, but after a while, they will still choose to escape. Therefore, if your cat naturally does not like to be too close to people, the owner should not force it!

Although some cats are naturally not averse to close contact with humans, if they have just come to you, they may also feel stressed out by you being too close. Therefore, it is best for the owner to let the cat adapt to the new environment first. , when they know that the new environment is safe and you will not pose a threat to them, they will slowly become close to you. When letting cats adapt to a new environment, owners should not pay too much attention to the cats, otherwise they may think, "Does this person have any plans for me? It's better for me to be wary of him."

Some owners may try to enhance the relationship between the cat and themselves by providing snacks to the cat or playing with the cat. It should be noted that when feeding snacks to cats, the owner must control the amount of food. Excessive supply of snacks will cause the cat to become obese or have other problems, and both the owner and the cat will suffer.