If a cat is lost, the owner can look for the cat by posting a missing cat notice. The missing cat notice must have a recent clear photo of the cat and the owner’s contact information. It is recommended that the owner search for the cat near the place where it was lost, or offer food to lure the cat out. If you really can’t find one, you can also try your luck at a nearby pet store to see if anyone has resold similar cats recently.

1. Cat hunting notice

If a cat is lost, you can find it by posting a missing cat notice. It is recommended that the owner directly go to a print shop to print out a few more cat-finding flyers with recent photos of the cat, and mark the owner's contact information on them, as well as the words "Thank you for the missing cat." Then post the flyers where the cat was lost, as well as near your home.

2. Search nearby

When a cat gets lost, it usually doesn't stray too far from where it was lost, and will stay where it first stayed for several hours or even a day. Therefore, the owner should immediately search for the cat near the place where the cat was lost and call the cat’s name loudly.

3. Food temptation

Pet cats that have been kept indoors for a long time usually have poor self-care abilities and find it difficult to find food alone in the wild. Therefore, they often wander into lost areas in search of food. At this time, the owner can bring the cat’s usual favorite foods such as canned meat, jerky, cheese and other snacks to lure the cat out.

4. Search for pet stores

Some good-looking and expensive pet cats are likely to be picked up or even sold after they are lost. At this time, the owner can try his luck at nearby pet stores, flower and bird markets, or call on relatives and friends to help pay attention to whether nearby pet stores have bought similar cats in the near future.