It is recommended that kittens be kept in cages so that their owners can take care of them more easily and prevent the cats from getting lost and lost. The owner can train the cat to use the litter box during the cage period, and at the same time adjust the cat's schedule to be consistent with the owner's. When the cat is 2-3 months old, it can be released to free range.

The advantages and disadvantages of keeping cats in cages

Benefits:

1. Caging can prevent cats from being naughty , damaging items in the home.

2. Caging makes it easier for owners to clean their homes and clean up the cat’s excrement.

3. Caging can prevent cats from swallowing some items randomly and causing poisoning.

4. Caging can reduce the prevalence of infectious diseases in cats.

Disadvantages

1. Keeping cats in cages is not good for the psychology, and depression is likely to occur. The cat's appetite will decrease and he will lose weight.

2. Keeping a cat in a cage is not good for the body. Keeping a cat in a cage cannot allow the cat to get enough exercise, and the cat’s body will become weak.

3. The cat will become nervous, timid, and irritable, which is not conducive to the development of the cat’s character.

4. Some cats may even experience frequent vomiting, constipation and diarrhea.