Methods to reduce cat stress response:

1. Start training from an early age. If the cat is raised from an early age, when it is a child, often let it come into contact with some friends or other people. Cats and dogs, etc., will not have severe stress reactions when they grow up.

2. Try to avoid going out and don’t change the environment frequently.

3. When a cat first arrives at a new home, it should be familiar with the environment by itself. Do not immediately pet the cat, bathe the cat, or take the cat for injections.

4. During the cat’s food change period, use the 7-day food change method, supplemented by probiotics to help the cat better adapt to the new food and reduce the stress response caused by the food change.

5. Avoid frightening. Cats are relatively sensitive. Don’t scare the cat deliberately, and try to give the cat a sufficient sense of security.

6. If you need to transport a cat for a long distance, you can wrap the cat in the air box to leave room for the cat to breathe. This closed environment can improve the cat's sense of security and reduce the occurrence of stress reactions.

Causes of cat stress reaction:

1. Unfamiliar environment: When cats move, transport long distances, go to pet hospitals for injections, foster care, etc., cats feel unfamiliar with the outside world. Stress may occur when you are sensitive.

2. Sudden noises or sounds: Cats’ hearing is inherently sensitive, three times that of humans. Noisy or sudden sounds are very scary to timid cats and can easily cause cats to become stressed. reaction.

3. Strange animals and people: Some pet cats will have a stress response when they are frightened and frightened by cats or dogs they have never seen before, as well as strange humans.

4. Changes in life: If the former playmate disappears or the owner is temporarily changed, it will also cause stress in the cat.