1. Pay attention to trimming the cat’s nails

Cats are very immersed when stepping on milk. If their claws are stretched out involuntarily, they will easily scratch their clothes or quilts. If the owner blindly disturbs them, they may also be scratched by the cat. Therefore, owners must trim their cats’ nails regularly, but they need to be careful not to cut the cat’s bloodline. ​​​​​​

2. Do not disturb the cat to step on its milk

If you observe carefully, you will find that the cat will breathe heavily, have rapid lower paws, and purr when squeezing milk. This means that the cat is missing the feeling of being in the arms of its mother. , enjoy this feeling of happiness, so don’t disturb it at this time. If you rashly interrupt the cat's milking, it is very likely that the cat will not have a good impression of you.

3. Cooperate with stroking

Generally, cats will behave like this when they feel comfortable and safe, which is a sign of happiness. Therefore, when the cat is feeding, the owner can also gently stroke the cat's back and head with appropriate hands to enhance the cat's sense of pleasure and make the cat more relaxed. Be careful not to pull the cat's tail while the cat is feeding. In severe cases, the cat may die.