Nowadays, dogs are not only very popular in society, but cats are also very popular. Many people like to raise Siamese cats. Siamese cats seem to give people a feeling of love. So can Siamese cats be kept in cages? Next, everyone will follow the editor to understand the correct way to raise Siamese cats.

Can Siamese cats be kept in cages?

Siamese cats can be kept in cages, but they will only stay in the cage obediently after training, because Siamese cats are not very quiet by nature.

There are several steps to train a Siamese cat to stay in a cage:

First of all, the owner must understand that the Siamese cat cannot stay in the cage for too long. The purpose of training is only to use it when necessary. Except for special circumstances, the owner should not put the Siamese cat in the cage. This is consistent with It basically makes no difference to lock the excitement in a small dark room, and try to keep it as free as possible. So the first aspect is to control the time well. Siamese cats will be afraid when they stay in the cage. The longer the time, the stronger the fear will be.

And even if some Siamese cats can adapt to staying in the cage after training, they only don’t stay for long. This requires the owner to observe the Siamese cat’s reaction after putting the Siamese cat in the cage. For cats, if the time is too long, their emotions will change significantly. Sometimes they will respond to their emotions by meowing, and sometimes they will reflect their emotions by scratching the cage and other actions. Once you find that Siamese cats have these If there is an abnormal reaction, the owner must take the Siamese cat out immediately to calm its nervous mood.

While training, the owner must also pay attention to the Siamese cat's emotions. Training is actually to let the Siamese cat adapt to the environment inside the cage. It is originally afraid of being in the cage, so this training is to help the Siamese cat eliminate it. Or to reduce the tension and fear. During this training process, the owner must not scold or beat the Siamese cat because the Siamese cat adapts too slowly or for other reasons, because the Siamese cat is originally trained The emotions are very tense and sensitive, which will only cause greater harm to the Siamese cat's psychology. The most important thing the owner should do is to patiently accompany the Siamese cat to adapt to the environment in the cage. When the Siamese cat cannot adapt to the emotional stress, he must also comfort the Siamese cat's nervous mood.