You can hold the cat in a baby-like position, with one hand supporting the cat's head or shoulders, and the other hand supporting the buttocks and back; or you can let the cat sit on your hand, and the other hand is lifted from the cat's chest. pass through.

Cat holding posture 1, baby pose

First, use one hand to support the cat's head or shoulders, and the other hand to support the back and buttocks, so that the cat can rest in your arms; or support the cat's armpits; some kittens will enjoy it more In this position, the cat's embrace will make them feel warm and secure; but some cats don't like it and will attack suddenly, so don't force it, and hug it in another way.

Cat holding position 2, sitting position

First let the cat sit on your hand in a lifting position, pass the other hand through the cat's chest, grab the cat's forelimbs, and support the cat's upper abdomen; make the cat's back rest on the owner's chest. This method is easier for most cats to accept, and the scavenger is not easy to be surprised. No method is suitable for all cats, so don’t force it on cat owners who don’t like it.

Cat holding posture three, gecko style

This is also the way to hold a cat recommended by many pet experts. Let the cat lie on the owner's chest and shoulders; use the other hand to slightly support the cat to stabilize it and prevent it from falling. In this position, the cat has a larger space for movement and a wider field of view, so it does not feel constrained. Some cats may not like it and may just jump off. If the cat is twisting and turning on the shoulder, the owner should put it down immediately and do not force the cat to stay on the shoulder, otherwise it may be scratched or bitten.

Precautions when holding a cat

1. Don’t force it. Cats are inherently independent and solitary animals that don’t like to be clingy. It’s normal that they don’t like to be hugged. Therefore, you should not force yourself to hug them to avoid being attacked and injured.

2. Choose a way to hold the cat in a way that it likes and feels comfortable. This requires slowly trying and exploring the cat's preferences.

3. Try not to touch the cat’s belly when holding it. It will be very sensitive, and the cat’s intestines and stomach are relatively fragile. If you use excessive force, it may affect defecation.