Parents who raise cats may have the same feeling. Cats’ personalities are like girls’, unpredictable and hard to tell. It’s easy to tell them they like you, but it’s still very scary when they lose their temper. Some cats are born with bad tempers, and they always seem to be unhappy. Some cats develop bad tempers due to their parents’ favor. In addition, a cat’s personality is also closely related to its breed. So what should parents do when a cat has a bad temper?

Guidance is the main thing

If your cat has been raised since childhood, its bad temper is probably related to you. Its living habits have formed a pattern, and it is not easy to change it. Faced with a cat’s bad temper, don’t try to change its habits through domestication. What’s more needed is to guide it and change the cat’s habits bit by bit in life.

Respect cats

The cat lives in your home as an independent individual, and you must respect it. If your cat is in a bad mood, it's best not to deliberately provoke it, but to let it do what it wants to do. When your cat needs you, be sure to find time to spend more time with it, because you will also need it.

Find a partner

You are always bored when you are at home. Parents who are busy at work may only play with their cats for a while in the evening, and the cats spend the rest of the time by themselves. Sometimes it is possible to be angry with the owner. Help it find a friend to play with, and maybe it will feel better.

Some pet lovers think that raising a pet is sometimes like finding a friend, and those with complementary temperaments and personalities are most suitable. Just imagine, if a bad-tempered owner and a bad-tempered cat come together, it will be a big fight, but if they get together with a good-tempered owner, they may be able to live a very happy life. Choose a cat that suits you, but don’t be frightened by its bad temper.