To allow kittens to sleep in the cat's nest, you can put some familiar things in the cat's nest, make the cat's nest warm and comfortable, place the cat's nest in a quiet and hidden place, and provide correct guidance. way. During this period, you need to pay attention. If the kitten is unwilling to enter the cat nest, do not force it. You need to give them a little more time to explore and try on their own to avoid negative associations with the cat nest.

1. Place something familiar to the kitten in the cat’s nest

Kittens often avoid sleeping in the cat’s nest prepared by their owners because they are afraid. In this case, the owner can put some things that the kitten is familiar with in the cat's nest, such as toys it often plays with or towels it uses. Because these items have a familiar smell to the kitten, these smells will make it relax and slowly accept its new nest.

If the kitten is too young and has just left the mother cat or other companions, you can put something with the smell of the mother cat or other companions in the cat nest, which will make the kitten feel To feel at ease.

2. Decorate the cat’s nest to be warm and comfortable

Because cats generally like to rest in a flat, warm and soft place, and will choose to stay in the same place or several places for a period of time. Sleep everywhere. Therefore, when arranging a cat nest for a cat, you can choose soft bedding and cover it with some materials that have the smell of the cat itself, so that the cat can get used to sleeping in the cat litter.

3. Place the cat’s nest in a quiet and hidden place

Cats are timid by nature. If the cat’s nest is placed in a location where people often pass by, the cat will not sleep well and will naturally go there. less. Therefore, it is recommended that owners try to place the cat’s nest in a quiet and secluded place. It is best to place the cat’s food bowl and water bowl near the cat’s nest, while the cat’s litter box is best placed further away from the water bowl. At the beginning, you can put a little catnip in the cat's nest to attract the kitten to enter the nest, or you can gently carry the kitten into the nest to sleep every time it sleeps.

4. Provide correct guidance

Cats are relatively autonomous and undisciplined animals. Generally, it is difficult for cats to develop the habit of sleeping in cat nests if they are kept free at home. Therefore, after the owner buys a cat nest, he can let the cat try to contact the cat nest by himself. Since the cat is very curious, he will try to understand it by himself. Occasionally, the cat can be locked in a cage with a cat nest and placed in the cage. Cat food and water allow the cat to gradually adapt to the cat litter. After a long time, when the cat gets used to sleeping in the cat's nest, the owner can leave the cage door open.

Note: In the process of guiding the cat to accept the cat nest, you must not use coercive means, otherwise it will make the cat moreIncreased resistance.