Taboos of keeping cats and dogs together

1. Prepare separate cages for cats and dogs, and separate their living areas so that they do not sit next to each other.

Cats and dogs are territorial. When raising cats and dogs at the same time, it is best to separate their living areas and avoid raising cages next to each other. If you raise a cat first and do not prepare a cage, it is best to prepare a kitten cage after raising a dog, so that the cat will feel safer when sleeping or when the owner is not at home.

2. Cats and dogs have different feed nutrients. Their food bowls should be strictly separated to prevent them from "cross-eating".

The nutritional content of cat food and dog food is different. It is not suitable for them to eat together. The food bowls should be separated to prevent them from "cross-eating". When feeding snacks to cats or dogs, you should also distinguish which snacks can be eaten by cats and dogs, and which snacks are specifically for cats or dogs. In addition, owners should also be familiar with what their cats and dogs like to eat during feeding, and differentiate between them when feeding.

3. It is not advisable to favor anyone over cats and dogs. It is best to treat them equally, otherwise they will fight out of jealousy of each other.

Cats and dogs are both pets, and they both hope that they are their owners’ favorite babies. Once the owner prefers one of them, for example, he often interacts with one of them, and the other is left behind. If they are alone, they will feel jealous or disappointed, so they will easily fight when the owner is not at home, or one of them will become more and more silent and depressed, which will affect their mental health.

4. Place fragile items in areas where cats and dogs do not move to prevent them from being injured when playing.

Because some cats like to jump to high places when being chased by dogs, and they can easily get injured when they encounter fragile things.