Cats are afraid of being alone. Although cats behave very independently, they also have social needs. Experiments have proven that if a cat cannot see its owner for 3 hours, it will appear nervous, and if it is left alone for 7 hours, it will become restless. Cats are not as solitary as people think, and they are also afraid of being alone. Most cats that live in the wild like to get together in a certain place. They appear to be a loose entity, but in fact they are closely related to each other. Cat groups generally do not exceed 35 cats, and the number of common cats is generally around 12. Cats can better cope with threats or dangerous situations from other powerful animals.

Signs of a lonely cat:

1. Continuously meowing. Domestic cats will begin to meow in about 5 hours in an attempt to find their owner through meowing. At this time, it means that the cat needs the owner's company and attention.

2. Hair loss. If a cat feels lonely, it will find something to do by itself. Some cats will bite their own fur. The more times they bite, the more hair they will shed. Some cats will frequently lick local hair, causing licking baldness, especially around the abdomen and thighs.

3. Cats will be very irritable if they feel lonely. Its irritability will be reflected in some of its actions. For example, a cat that was very well-behaved in the past will suddenly become fond of biting and biting things randomly. At this time, cats will destroy various things in the house.

4. Always sleeping. The owner is not at home and there is no one to play with it, so it can only waste time by sleeping, hoping that the owner will come back when it wakes up.